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Claire Hansen is a Senior Lecturer in English and Associate Dean (Student Experience & Integrity) at the Australian National University. She specializes in Shakespeare studies and is involved in the Shakespeare Reloaded project, which explores innovative approaches to teaching and learning in secondary and tertiary institutions. Claire has contributed to various publications on Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and early modern literature, as well as topics like ecocriticism and health humanities. Her notable works include 'Shakespeare Place-Based Learning' published by Cambridge University Press and 'Shakespeare Complexity Theory' published by Routledge. Claire's research interests span early modern literature and drama, Shakespeare pedagogy, blue humanities, and complexity theory in education. She has received multiple awards for her contributions to teaching and has participated in significant conferences, including the Climate Emergency Symposium at Shakespeare's Globe. Additionally, she co-founded the Health Humanities project 'Heart Matter' and the ANU Health Humanities Network, and has supervised various student projects exploring innovative pedagogical approaches using Shakespeare in education.
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