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Rosanne Kennedy is an Associate Professor at the Australian National University specializing in Literary Studies and Gender Sexuality & Culture. Her academic career includes a PhD from Duke University and numerous fellowships, including the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Supervision in 2016 from ANU and visiting fellowships at prestigious institutions such as the University of Cambridge. Kennedy has published extensively in areas concerning trauma, memory, and the cultural ramifications of literary narratives, particularly with regard to Holocaust studies, the Stolen Generations of Australia, and feminist literary theory. Her research interests also include the analysis of 19th and 20th-century novels, women writers, and the intersections of law and literature with modernity. She actively supervises research students and has received accolades for her commitment to academic mentorship and supervision. Kennedy's contributions to various research projects underline her commitment to exploring complex thematic and transnational contexts in literature. Her recent research includes exploring the global South and North dialogues on memory studies, as well as intersectionality and justice in the feminist #MeToo discourse.
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