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Kevin Foster is an Associate Professor in Literary Studies at Monash University, specializing in the intersection of national identity, literature, and media. His scholarly work includes a PhD from Monash University and he has taught since 1995. His research has mainly focused on military-media relations and the representation of war, with notable publications including "Fighting Fictions: War, Narrative National Identity" and "Lost Worlds: Latin America Imagining Empire." He has also edited significant collections addressing the media's coverage of the Afghanistan war and has contributed to a deeper understanding of how Australian media represents military actions. Currently, he is exploring military photography during World War II and its implications for Australian memory. Foster has supervised numerous graduate students on topics ranging from literary nationalism to military-media relations, contributing significantly to academic discourse in these areas.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Teaching and researching in Literary Studies, with a focus on national identity and the representation of war.
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