Dr. Julieanne Lamond

Biography

Julieanne Lamond is an Associate Professor at the Australian National University in the School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics. Her academic journey began with a significant focus on Australian Literature, having studied at the University of Sydney. Prior to her academic career, she gained experience in media and politics, which eventually led her to pursue a PhD that explored citizenship in late 19th-century Australian popular fiction. Since 2008, she has been teaching and researching in literary studies and has been the co-editor of the journal Australian Literary Studies since 2016. Currently, she leads the ANU School of Literature, Languages, and Linguistics. Her research is particularly centered on literary reception, examining how literary works are read and circulated in the Australian context. Key areas of her research include exploring the role of gender in literary reception, the intersection of literature and politics, and the environmental influences on literary history. Julieanne engages in collaborative projects, including studies on Australian women writers and the political implications of literary works.

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