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Professor Alexandra Ludewig is the Head of the School of Humanities at The University of Western Australia and an expert in German European Studies. She has received several awards for her teaching and has a keen focus on issues of identity and 'Heimat.' Her extensive publication record includes monographs such as 'Screening Nostalgia: 100 Years German Heimat Film,' 'Born German: Re-Born Western Australia,' 'War Time Wadjemup: Social History Rottnest Island Internment Camp,' and 'Lives Legacy Carceral Island: Biographical History Wadjemup/Rottnest Island.' The latter co-authored book won the Margaret Medcalf Award for Best Local History from the WA History Council. Ludewig's research interests span contemporary German art, literature, film, politics, and society, alongside various historical contexts including the experiences of Germans in Australia and during wartime. She is active in projects that seek to reclaim cultural narratives and explore changing concepts of 'Heimat.'
The University of Western Australia • Perth
Leading the School of Humanities.
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