Mary Zournazi is a writer and philosopher who lives in Sydney and is currently
employed at the University of New South Wales, following a number of years at the
University of Wollongong (to 2008). She has a PhD in cultural theory, philosophy and
politics. Her recent books include Foreign Dialogues (1998, Pluto Press Australia) and
After the Revolution – On Kristeva (with John Lechte, 1998, Artspace), and with Lechte
she is the co-editor of The Kristeva Critical Reader (Edinburgh Press). She also works as
a radio producer. Foreign Dialogues was made into an eight-part radio series for Radio
Eye, ABC Radio National, Australia. She has produced a radio feature based on material in
Hope for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Articles

Emotional Self-Management for Activists (with Christopher J. Barker and Brian Martin), Faculty of Arts - Papers (2008)
 
Blush-Faces of Shame, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2006)
 
A Reflection: 'kairos' or the foreignness of my tongue, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2005)
 
Hope, Passion, Politics, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2003)
 

Books

Hope: will fear ever change?, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2005)
 
The Kristeva Critcal Reader (with J. Lethce), Faculty of Arts - Papers (2003)
 
After the Revolution - On Kristeva (with J. Letche), Faculty of Arts - Papers (1998)
 
Foreign Dialogues, Faculty of Arts - Papers (1998)
 

Contributions to Books

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Keywords to War, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2007)

Russian playwright Anton Chekhov once noted that there are two types of political freedom: one...

 
Encounters with Alphonso Lingis, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2003)
 

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Hope: new philosophies for change, Faculty of Arts - Papers (2002)

Excerpt from Prologue: This is a book about hope. To me, ‘hope’ is about a...