Massey staff and students contribute to new book about Sport in Aotearoa New Zealand
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The newly released book explores traditions, systems and issues in sport in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Dr Damion Sturm.
Sport in Aotearoa New Zealand investigates...
Expanding our understanding of the philosophy of perception
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Professor Bill Fish.
Described by its publisher as “the only single-authored textbook on philosophy of perception currently available”, the second edition of Professor...
Meditations on swimming – writer takes the plunge
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Associate Professor Ingrid Horrocks is launching her new book of non-fiction, ‘Where We Swim.’ (photo/Ebony Lamb)
Titled Where We Swim (Victoria University Press), the non-fiction...
New book explores construction procurement
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Professor Graham Squires.
Professor Graham Squires from the School of Economics and Finance (Property Studies) has published his sixth book with Routledge. The...
Old science and modern love meet in new poems
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Brass Band to Follow (Otago University Press) is his fourth poetry collection. The Professor of Creative Writing is based at Massey University’s...
Pandemic novel wins top prize for Massey writing lecturer
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Dr Laura Jean McKay with her prize-winning novel about a pandemic (photo/Dr Kyra Clarke)
Now teaching creative writing at Massey’s Manawatū campus, Dr...
The acceptable sex worker – how media coverage still stigmatises many in the sex...
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Dr Gwyn Easterbrook-Smith’s research found that post-decriminalisation, some sex workers were increasingly presented as acceptable or respectable, but that acceptability was highly...
A tale of love, desperation and physics
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To write his latest book, Professor Bryan Walpert read a lot of books or articles on time – on the physics of...
