Dr Daniel Hourigan
Name | Daniel Hourigan |
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Pronoun | He/Him/His |
Position | Lecturer (English Literature) |
Section | School of Humanities and Communication |
Office | Q231 |
Location | Toowoomba Campus |
Phone | +61 7 4687 5766 |
Extension | 5766 |
Homepage |
https://research.usq.edu.au/researcher/811yq/dr-daniel-hourigan The views expressed on staff homepages may not reflect the views of the University. |
Dr Daniel Hourigan is a Lecturer in English Literature at the School of Humanities & Communication. His research focuses on the intersections of Australian law and culture, contemporary literatures, and psychoanalysis. He is currently writing about the use of psychoanalytic critique in Speculative Fiction criticism.
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Cultural Theory
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Literary Theory
( 200525)
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Legal Theory, Jurisprudence and Legal Interpretation
( 180122)
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Legal Theory
( 480410)
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Literary Theory
( 470514)
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Cultural Theory
( 470207)
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Cultural Studies
( 470200)
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Literary Studies
( 470500)
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Law In Context
( 480400)
Contemporary literature
Comparative literature
Speculative fiction
New Weird fiction
European philosophy
Lacanian psychoanalysis
Philosophy and literature
Law and literature
Cultural legal studies
Law and the Humanities
Australasian Association of Literature
Law and Literature Association of Australasia Inc.
Deputy Editor, Edinburgh Critical Studies in Law, Literature and the Humanities, Edinburgh University Press
Advisory Board, Law and Visual Jurisprudence, Springer
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Centre for Heritage and Culture (CHC)
ENL2010 Fantastic Fictions
ENL3004 The Literary Canon
ENL3007 Law and Literature
ETH2000 Ethics in Everyday Life
ETH3000 Ethics and the Body
HMT4006 Advanced Theories and Debates in the Discipline
HMT4007 Becoming a Researcher
15 Years
Academic Integrity Lead, School of Humanities & Communication
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Cultural Theory
( 200204)
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Literary Theory
( 200525)
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Legal Theory, Jurisprudence and Legal Interpretation
( 180122)
-
Legal Theory
( 480410)
-
Literary Theory
( 470514)
-
Cultural Theory
( 470207)
-
Cultural Studies
( 470200)
-
Literary Studies
( 470500)
-
Law In Context
( 480400)