Rate My Professor John Fielder

Fielder's research specializations include communication and cultural studies, Indigenous studies, and literature. Key publications encompass 'Third spaces within tertiary places: indigenous Australian place-space programs' (2006, co-authored with Pat Dudgeon and others), 'Contemporary Aboriginal Perceptions of Community' (co-authored with Pat Dudgeon, John Mallard, and Darlene Oxenham), 'Pearson and Pedagogy: Countering Co-Dependency' (2008), 'Achieving better peer interaction in online discussion forums: A reflective practitioner case study' (2013, with Lou Siragusa), 'Country and Connections: An Overview of the Writing of Kim Scott' (2005), 'Sacred Sites and the City: Urban Aboriginality, Ambivalence, and Modernity' (1995), 'Purity and pollution: Goonininup/The Old Swan Brewery' (1991), 'Postcoloniality and Mudrooroo Narogin's Ideology of Aboriginality' (1991), and 'Postcolonial Ambivalence: Reading Aboriginality'. Recent works include 'A Case Study of the Influence of Aboriginal Elders on Non-Indigenous Speech Pathology Students' (2024, with Tiana Culbong and others) and 'Co-designing a relational ethical decision-making framework for working with Aboriginal peoples' (2024, with Michael Wright and others). He has supervised doctoral theses, including those in health sciences, and his publications have received approximately 300 citations in total.