selected publications
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academic article
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Luckins T. Dissolving views, memory and sensory experience: The Cosmopoligraphicon or the ‘World in Many Pictures’ in Melbourne, Australia, in 1855.
Early Popular Visual Culture.
14:267-280.
2016
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Luckins T. ‘To make the past present, to bring the distant near’: Affective history and historical distance in the war that changed us.
Australian Historical Studies.
46:468-476.
2015
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Luckins T. Domesticating cosmopolitanism: Charmian Clift’s women’s column in the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Herald in the 1960s.
History Australia.
11:97-115.
2014
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Luckins T. Historiographic Foodways: A Survey of Food and Drink Histories in Australia.
History Compass.
11:551-560.
2013
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Luckins T. Collecting Women’s Memories: the Australian War Memorial, the next of kin and Great War soldiers’ diaries and letters as objects of memory in the 1920s and 1930s.
Women's History Review.
19:21-37.
2010
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Luckins T. Flavoursome Scraps of Conversation.
History Australia.
7:31.1-31.16.
2010
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Luckins T. Friday On Our Minds: Popular Culture in Australia Since 1945.
Australian Historical Studies.
41:410-411.
2010
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Luckins T. Gentrification and Cosmopolitan Leisure in Inner-Urban Melbourne, Australia, 1960s–1970s.
Urban Policy and Research.
27:265-275.
2009
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Luckins T. The Dark Pocket of Time: War, Medicine and the Australian State, 1914–1935.
Australian Historical Studies.
40:383-384.
2009
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Luckins T. ‘Satan finds some mischief’?: drinkers’ responses to the six o'clock closing of pubs in Australia, 1910s–1930s.
Journal of Australian Studies.
32:295-307.
2008
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Luckins T. Pigs, Hogs and Aussie Blokes: The Emergence of the Term ‘Six O’Clock Swill’.
History Australia.
4:08.1-08.17.
2007
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Kirkby DLuckins T. ‘Winnies and pats ... brighten our pubs’: Transforming the gendered spatial economy in the Australian pub, 1920–1970.
Journal of Australian Studies.
30:75-86.
2006
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Luckins T. Rural Australia and the Great War: From Tarrawingee to Tangambalanga.
Australian Historical Studies.
33:204-205.
2002
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Luckins T. Dissolving views, memory and sensory experience: The Cosmopoligraphicon or the ‘World in Many Pictures’ in Melbourne, Australia, in 1855.
Early Popular Visual Culture.
14:267-280.
2016
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book
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chapter
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Luckins T. Cosmopolitanism and the Cosmopolitans: Australia in the world, the world in Australia.
51-68.
2012
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Luckins T. Competing for Cultural Honours: Cosmopolitanism, Food, Drink and the Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1956.
82-100.
2007
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Tyrrell ALuckins T. Dining on Turtles.
82-100.
2007
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Kirkby DLuckins TSantich B. Introduction: Of Turtles, Dining and the Importance of History in Food, Food in History.
1-12.
2007
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Kirkby DLuckins TSantich B. Of Turtles, Dining and the Importance of Food in History, Food in History.
1-14.
2007
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Luckins TO'Hanlon S. Setting the Scene The Idea of the Sixties.
vii-xxii.
2005
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Luckins T. Time, Gentlemen Please The end of six o'clock closing and the 'post-swill' pub.
174-187.
2005
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Luckins T. 'Crazed with grief?' The asylum and the Great War in Australia..
169-179.
2003
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Luckins T. Cosmopolitanism and the Cosmopolitans: Australia in the world, the world in Australia.
51-68.
2012
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conference paper
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Luckins TKirkby DMcConville C. The Australian Pub.
Sydney Writers Festival.
2011
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Luckins T. Their Family Histories Liveth For Evermore: Remembering the Great War dead.
The Don Grant Lecture, 1997-2006.
2008
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Luckins TKirkby DPaddle SHarris HD. Conference Reports.
History Australia.
128-134.
2003
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Luckins TKirkby DMcConville C. The Australian Pub.
Sydney Writers Festival.
2011
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other publication
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review
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Luckins T. The War at Home, vol 4, The Centenary History of Australia and the Great War.
Australian Historical Studies.
322-322.
2017
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Luckins T. The War at Home, vol 4, The Centenary History of Australia and the Great War.
Australian Historical Studies.
322-322.
2017