Dr Bree Blakeman's CV (August 2015)

Dr. Bree Blakeman [email protected] Academic History 2007-‐2015 Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology

School of Archaeology & Anthropology The Australian National University Canberra, ACT.

2007 Graduate Certificate in Yolŋu Studies (Language and Culture)

Charles Darwin University Darwin, NT.

1999-‐2003 Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours

(Anthropology & English Literature) University of Western Australia Perth, WA.

Employment History 2015-‐ present Tutor/Casual Lecturer School of Archaeology & Anthropology

The Australian National University Canberra, ACT

2013-‐2015 Applied Anthropologist

Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority Darwin, NT

2012-‐2013 Editorial Assistant/Copy-‐Editor

HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory http://haujournal.org/

2010-‐2013 Tutor/Casual Lecturer

School of Archaeology & Anthropology The Australian National University Canberra, ACT

2006 Applied Anthropologist/Native Title Research Officer

QLD South Native Title Services Brisbane, QLD

2004-‐2005 Applied Anthropologist/Acting Regional Anthropologist

Northern Land Council Darwin, NT

Journal Publications Forthcoming – (ed with Ian Keen) 2015, ‘Introduction: Language, morality and emotions,’ The Australian Journal of Anthropology. Forthcoming -‐ 2015, ‘Exploring the role of affect in Yolŋu exchange’, The Australian Journal of Anthropology. 2012, ‘Yolŋu Kinship And The Case For Extensionism: A Reply To Warren Shapiro,’ (in) Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Vol. 18, pp. 681-‐683. 2009, ‘Book Review: Moving Anthropology: Critical Indigenous Studies by Tess Lea, Emma Kowal & Gillian Cowlishaw (eds), (in) The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, Vol. 10, Issue 2, pp. 145-‐148. 2008, ‘Book Review: The Empire of Love: toward a theory of intimacy, genealogy and carnality by Elizabeth Povinelli, Durnham, Duke University Press’ (in) Oceania, Vol. 78, Issue 1, p. 127. Other Relevant Academic Qualifications and Achievements

• Bree is a fluent speaker of Yolŋu-‐matha. She works primary with the Gumatj dialect, though is also familiar with Gupapuyŋu and Djambarpuyŋu. She has a demonstrated ability to translate and transcribe (Yolŋu-‐matha to English and vice versa) in various forums, including the production of subtitles for video.

• She is the author of an established Wordpress web blog, Fieldnotes and Footnotes. This weblog is being archived by the National Library of Australia at their request.

• Her writing has been published by a number of non-‐academic institutions, including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

• Bree was invited to join the editorial team of HAU: Journal of Ethnographic

Theory at its inception. Her editing and scholarly skills have thus featured in one of the most exciting and prominent open access anthropology journals to date.

Dr Bree Blakeman's CV (August 2015)

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