Rate My Professor Joseph Hardwick

In his teaching role, Hardwick delivers courses on French language, cinema, literature, and cultural studies. His prolific publication record spans 35 works from 1992 to 2025, including 25 journal articles, 7 book chapters, and other outputs. Notable publications include the journal article "What we do in the shadows: the representation of cruising in three French films" (2024, Australian Journal of French Studies); "Undressed to kill: knowing, reading and connecting in Alain Guiraudie’s homme fatal thriller L’Inconnu du lac (2013)" (2022, French Screen Studies); book chapter "House of mirrors: narrative seduction and the power of fiction in François Ozon's Dans la maison (2012)" (2020); "Reframing the periphery: narrative authority and self-reflexivity in Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine" (2015, Australian Journal of French Studies); "Transports privés: Claire Denis's Vendredi soir and the mobile urban woman in French cinema" (2010, French Cultural Studies); and "The vague nouvelle and the Nouvelle Vague: The critical construction of le jeune cinéma français" (2008, Modern and Contemporary France). He has secured research funding such as the UQ Early Career Researcher grant in 2004 for Genre, Generation and Subjectivity in French and Australian "youth" Cinema and the UQ New Staff Research Start-Up Fund (2000-2002). Additionally, Hardwick has supervised doctoral and master's theses on French literature and cinema topics from 2007 to 2021 and contributed English subtitles to the film La Force de l'âge (The Prime of Life) (2025).