- Adjunct Lecturer in English, University of Tasmania
Dr Wayne Bradshaw is an Adjunct Lecturer in the School of Humanities with degrees in both English and Politics. His primary research focus is the historical influence of radical political philosophy on trends in literature. Wayne is also Research Services Officer at the Eddie Koiki Mabo Library in Townsville, Queensland, where he works closely with researchers on a range of topics including publication strategies, open access publishing, research output classification, and use of James Cook University's online institutional repository, ResearchOnline@JCU.
Experience
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2025–presentAdjunct Lecturer in English, University of Tasmania
Education
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2021James Cook University, PhD English
Publications
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2026Heads we win, tails you lose: AI detectors in education, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management
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2025Unlocking the repository: A strategy for increasing the uptake of green open access, IFLA Journal
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2025Situating Narratives of Decline: Surveying the Literature of Crisis from a Regional Humanities Student Perspective, Australian Humanities Review
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2024Misapprehensions of a Caustic Eye: A. D. Hope and the Failure of Angry Penguins as a Modernist Literary Movement, Journal of Australian Studies
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2023The Ego Made Manifest: Max Stirner, Egoism, and the Modern Manifesto, Bloomsbury
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