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Sarah Collins’ research focuses on cultural history, modernism, aesthetics, and the interrelation of politics, technology, and various forms of artistic expression including music, literature, and film. Her work employs insights from archival sources to address contemporary anxieties regarding freedom, the environment, AI, and automation. Collins is author of several significant publications, including 'Lateness Modernism: Untimely Ideas in Music, Literature, and Politics in Interwar Britain' and 'Aesthetic Life: Cyril Scott'. She has held prestigious visiting fellowships at institutions such as Harvard University and the University of Oxford and has received competitive research funding from various sources including the British Academy and the Australian Research Council. In 2024, she won the Dent Medal from the Royal Musical Association, recognizing her significant contributions to the field globally. Collins is also a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities and has served in various leadership roles, including past-President of the Musicological Society of Australia and co-editor of 'Music & Letters'. She actively engages with the public through lectures and discussions, particularly focusing on the implications of artificial intelligence in the humanities. Collins welcomes inquiries from prospective graduate students interested in similar areas of study.
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