Dr Alison Dundon
Position | Senior Lecturer |
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Org Unit | School of Social Sciences |
alison.dundon@adelaide.edu.au | |
Telephone | 831 37188 |
Location |
Floor/Room
1
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Napier
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North Terrace
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Qualifications
PhD in Anthropology
Australian National University -
Teaching Interests
Culture and Society: Foundations in Anthropology
Community, Gender and Critical Development
The Sexual Body
Health, Illness and Healing
Religion, Spirituality and Globalisation
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Research Interests
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Papua New Guinea and the Pacific;
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Australia, ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø, USA
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Maternity, gender and HIV/AIDS;
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Sexuality and sexual health;
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Online dating, love, intimacy
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Well-being
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Illness, healing and medicine;
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Community-based development and modernity;
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Local leadership, authority and governance in Melanesia
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Mining, agriculture and natural resource development;
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Christianity and the nation;
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Pacific art, cultural revival and the politics of custom/culture;
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The environment, work and movement;
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Sensuality of movement, dance and space
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Migration and globalisation.
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Publications
Edited Books & Collections
Dundon, A. & C. Wilde Co-Editor 2007. HIV and AIDS in Rural Papua New Guinea. Oceania Vol. 77 No. 1. pp.1-94.
Dundon, A. Editor 2011. Negotiating the Horizon - Living Christianity in Melanesia. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology Vol.12 No. 1 pp. 1-110.
Dundon, A. & S. Hemer 2016 Ethnographic Intersections: Emotions, Senses, Spaces. (eds) ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø: University of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Press.
Journal Articles & Book Chapters
2002. Dancing around Development: Crisis in Christian Country in Western Province, Papua New Guinea. Oceania. March 72:3: 215-229.
2002. Mines and Monsters: A Dialogue on Development in Western Province, Papua New Guinea. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (TAJA). August 13:2: 139-154.
2004. Tea and Tinned Fish: Christianity, Consumption and the Nation in Papua New Guinea. Oceania 75:2: 73-88.
2005. The Sense of Sago: Motherhood and Migration in Papua New Guinea and Australia. Journal of Intercultural Studies 26(1-2): 21-38.
2007. Introduction: HIV and AIDS in rural PNG Oceania Special Issue HIV and AIDS in rural PNG, Dundon. A & C. Wilde (eds). Vol. 77 No. 1: 1-11 (with C. Wilde)
2007. Warrior Women, the Holy Spirit and HIV in rural PNG. Oceania Special Issue HIV and AIDS in rural PNG, Dundon. A & C. Wilde (eds). Vol. 77 No. 1: 29-42
2007. Moving the Centre: Christianity, the Longhouse and the Gogodala Cultural Centre, in N. Stanley ed. The Future of Indigenous Museums: Perspectives from the southwest Pacific, London: Berghahn.
2007. A cultural revival and the custom of Christianity in Western Province, PNG in K. Robinson. Ed. Self and Subject in Motion: Southeast Asian and Pacific Cosmopolitans London: Palgrave.
2008. Jumping fish: engendering contestation and development on the waterways of the Aramia River in Papua New Guinea Oceania. Special Issue: Waterways ed. V. Strang: 78(1): 6-17.
2009. Sexuality, Morality and Lifestyle: The ABC of HIV prevention strategies in rural Papua New Guinea. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology. Vol. 10 No. 3: pp. 171-185.
2010. AIDS and 'building a wall' around Christian Country in rural Papua New Guinea. The Australian Journal of Anthropology. Vol. 21. No. 2. pp. 171-187.
2011. Negotiating the Horizon - Living Christianity in Melanesia, in A. Dundon (ed) 'Negotiating the Horizon - Living Christianity in Melanesia, Special Issue. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology. Vol. 12 no. 1. pp. 1-12.
2011. DNA, Israel and the Ancestors - Substantiating Connections through Christianity in Papua New Guinea, in A. Dundon (ed) 'Negotiating the Horizon - Living Christianity in Melanesia, Special Issue. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology. Vol. 12 no. 1. pp. 29-43.
2012. The Gateway to the Fly: Christianity, Continuity and Spaces of Conversion in Papua New Guinea. in Manderson, L. Smith, W. and Tomlinson, M. eds. Flows of Faith: Religious Reach and Community in Asia and the Pacific. Dordrecht and New York: Springer. pp. 143-60.
2013. Gogodala Canoe Festivals, customary ways and cultural tourism in Papua New Guinea. Oceania. Vol. 83 .No. 2 pp. 88-101.
2014. Great Ancestral Women. gendered mobility, and HIV among the Bamu and Gogodala of Papua New Guinea. Oceania. Co-authored with M. Wood. Vol. 84. No.2 pp: 185-201
2015. Babala and the Bible: Israel and a Messianic Church in Papua New Guinea. Special Issue: Descent from Israel: Jewish Identities in the Pacific. Past and Present. Oceania Vol. 85. No. 3 pp. 317-41
2016.'Christ was for the Papuans': Gogodala Pastors and the circulation of evangelical Christianity in South-Western Papua. in McGowan, F & C. Schwartz eds. Christianity, Conflict and Renewal in Australia and the Pacific. Leidon: Brill Books pp. 232-54.
2016. 'Dancing for Joy': Gender and relational spaces in Papua New Guinea. in Hemer, S & A. Dundon (eds) Ethnographic Intersections: Emotions, Senses, Spaces. ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø: University of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Press. pp. 17-30.
2016. Ethnographic intersections: emotions, sense