Flinders University
Dr Jonathan Bollen
Dr
Jonathan
Bollen
Flinders University
http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/jonathan.bollen
| Position/s: | Senior Lecturer Department of Drama |
| Phone: | +61 8 82015874 |
| Email: | jonathan.bollen@flinders.edu.au |
| Location: | Humanities (268) |
| Postal address: | GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia |
Qualifications
BA Hons (University of Sydney), PhD (University of Western Sydney)
Key responsibilities
Head of Department, Drama
AusStage
Teaching
Research and consultancy
Research interests
Australian theatre since 1950
Choreography and corporeality
Gender, sexuality and performativity
Live art and contemporary performance
Variety performance and variety television
eResearch methodologies for the performing arts
Postgraduate research supervision
Walter Barbieri - The theatre of the Italian Futurists, with a specific focus on its ground breaking events and how they anticipated much of 20th century marketing offers (PhD)
Catherine Fitzgerald - Gender and comedy in Australian football theatre (PhD)
Phillip Kavanagh - Fencing ourselves in: gated communities as response to fear in contemporary drama and the Australian suburbs (MA)
Tim Kurylowicz - Performing ethics: exploring the capacity of rituals to compirse theatrical rehearsal of ethics within religious communities (MA)
Rob Marchand - Go into character: can the character-based improvisation lead to culturally-specific Australian filmed drama? (PhD)
Aurora Murphy - Making theatre with survivors of sexual assault (PhD)
Catherine McKinnon - The unreliable narrator in contemporary drama, film and prose (PhD)
Fiona Sprott - Murder cities: navigating the abyss (PhD)
Alex Vickery-Howe - Children's fantasy: theatre, film and television (PhD)
Publications
Books
Bollen, J.J., Kiernander, A., & Parr, B., 2008. Men at play: Masculinities in Australian theatre since the 1950s, New York, USA: Rodopi.
Book chapters
Bollen, J.J., 2008. Dressing up and growing up: rehearsals on the threshold of intelligibility: A Response to Affrica Taylor. In Judith Butler in Conversation: Analyzing the Texts and Talk of Everyday Life. New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 217-243.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. As Seen on TV: Kinaesthetic Crossover and the Animation of Social Dance Pedagogy. In Multimedia Histories: from the Magic Lantern to the Internet. Exeter: University of Exeter Press, pp. 98-113.
Bollen, J.J., 2006. Boxing the man: fighting the choreography of gender, race and generation in recent Australian theatre. In What a Man's Gotta Do? Masculinities in Performance. Armidale, NSW: CALLTS, pp. 152-169.
Kiernander, A., Bollen, J.J., & Parr, B., 2006. Introduction: rehearsing masculinities. In What a Man's Gotta Do? Masculinities in Performance. Armidale, NSW: CALLTS, pp. 5-17.
Bollen, J.J., 2005. How to stand out on a dance floor. In Exploding Dandy, Critical Issues Series, 9. Sydney, NSW: Artspace Visual Arts Centre Ltd, pp. 51-75.
Bollen, J.J., 2001. Queer kinaesthesia: performativity on the dance floor. In Dancing Desires: Choreographing Sexualities On and Off the Stage. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, pp. 285-314.
Refereed journal articles
Bollen, J.J., 2010. Cross-dressed and crossing over from stage to television. Media International Australia, 134, 141-150.
Bollen, J.J., 2010. Don't Give Up the Strip!: erotic performance as live entertainment in mid-twentieth century Australia. Journal of Australian Studies, 34(2), 125-140.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. Maybe we're not human : translating actions and affects between humans and machines in Australian Dance Theatre's Devolution. Brolga: An Australian Journal about Dance, (31), 9-18.
Books
Bollen, J.J., Kiernander, A., & Parr, B., 2008. Men at play: Masculinities in Australian theatre since the 1950s, New York, USA: Rodopi.
Book chapters
Bollen, J.J., 2009. White men, wet dreams: fishing, fatherhood and finitude in Australian theatre, 1955-2004. In Something Rich & Strange: Sea Changes, Beaches and the Littoral in the Antipodes. Kent Town: Wakefield Press, pp. 62-74.
Bollen, J.J., 2008. Dressing up and growing up: rehearsals on the threshold of intelligibility: A Response to Affrica Taylor. In Judith Butler in Conversation: Analyzing the Texts and Talk of Everyday Life. New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 217-243.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. As Seen on TV: Kinaesthetic Crossover and the Animation of Social Dance Pedagogy. In Multimedia Histories: from the Magic Lantern to the Internet. Exeter: University of Exeter Press, pp. 98-113.
Kiernander, A., Bollen, J.J., & Parr, B., 2006. Introduction: rehearsing masculinities. In What a Man's Gotta Do? Masculinities in Performance. Armidale, NSW: CALLTS, pp. 5-17.
Bollen, J.J., 2006. Boxing the man: fighting the choreography of gender, race and generation in recent Australian theatre. In What a Man's Gotta Do? Masculinities in Performance. Armidale, NSW: CALLTS, pp. 152-169.
Bollen, J.J., 2005. How to stand out on a dance floor. In Exploding Dandy, Critical Issues Series, 9. Sydney, NSW: Artspace Visual Arts Centre Ltd, pp. 51-75.
Bollen, J.J., 2001. Queer kinaesthesia: performativity on the dance floor. In Dancing Desires: Choreographing Sexualities On and Off the Stage. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, pp. 285-314.
Refereed journal articles
Bollen, J.J. & Holledge, J., 2011. Hidden dramas: cartographic revelations in the world of theatre studies. CARTOGRAPHIC JOURNAL, 48(4), 226-236.
Bollen, J.J., 2010. Don't Give Up the Strip!: erotic performance as live entertainment in mid-twentieth century Australia. Journal of Australian Studies, 34(2), 125-140.
Bollen, J.J., 2010. Cross-dressed and crossing over from stage to television. Media International Australia, 134, 141-150.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. Maybe we're not human : translating actions and affects between humans and machines in Australian Dance Theatre's Devolution. Brolga: An Australian Journal about Dance, (31), 9-18.
Bollen, J.J., Harvey, N., Holledge, J., & McGillivray, G., 2009. AusStage : e-research in the performing arts. Australasian Drama Studies, 54, 178-194.
Bollen, J.J. & McInnes, D., 2006. What do you like to do? Gay sex and the politics of interaffectivity. Gay and Lesbian Issues and Psychology Review, 2(3), 107-113.
Bollen, J.J., 2005. Remembering masculinities in the theatre of war. Australasian Drama Studies, 46, 3-19.
Bollen, J.J. & McInnes, D., 2004. Time, relations and learning in gay men's experiences of adventurous sex. Social Semiotics, 14(1), 21-36.
Bollen, J.J., 2001. Performance studies: a tour through the field. Australasian Drama Studies, 39, 125-139.
Journal articles
Bollen, J.J., 2012. The war is on. Realtime.
Bollen, J.J., 2011. Transported: between memory and desire. Realtime.
Bollen, J.J., 2010. Murder Reverie. Realtime, (95).
Bollen, J.J., 2009. Romance : excavated and mutated. Realtime, (93), 37-37.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. Schutte-Lihotzky: The architecture of a life. Realtime, 41-41.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. The dislocation of European desires. Realtime, (89), 36-36.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. OzAsia festival : intercultural in-between. Realtime, (94), 10-10.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. Ironies of the inevitable. Realtime, (88), 39-39.
Bollen, J.J., 2009. ComeOut09 : artful reciprocity. Realtime, (92), 45-45.
Bollen, J.J., 2008. Safe risks. Realtime, (85), 34-34.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. Working that European thing. Realtime, 78(April/May), 36-36.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. War at a distance. Realtime, 82(Dec-Jan), 33-33.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. The Wrong Mr Right. Realtime, 78(April-May).
Bollen, J.J., 2007. Precarious balance and extra-daily effort. Realtime, 80(Aug-Sept), 15-15.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. Love, digital and suicidal. Realtime, 77, 43-43.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. Autonomy and the emerging artist. Realtime, 79(June-July), 29-29.
Bollen, J.J., 2007. Certain uncertainties. Realtime, 82(Dec-Jan), 13-13.
Bollen, J.J., 2006. Small Beginnings. Realtime, 75, 40-40.
Bollen, J.J., 2006. Dance for the new century. Realtime, 72, 32-32.
Other public research outputs
Bollen, J.J., Fewster, J., Hartog, J., & Holledge, J., 2003. AusStage: Gateway to the Australian Performing Arts.
