A Gothic-Without-Borders Conference in March 2021, fully online, hosted by the Department of World Languages and Literatures (WLL) at Simon Fraser University (SFU), Vancouver, Canada, coordinated by the SFU Center for Educational Excellence (CEE), and co-sponsored by the International Gothic Association (IGA) and others Plenary Speakers Linnie Blake, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Mark Deggan,
More than ever this year I find myself coming up against Facebook memories.
Our extraordinary conjuncture mixes pandemic panic with racial activism. Inter alia , it has produced many changes in the way we watch television. One of these concerns the English Premier League, which for the first time in its thirty-year history has been seen live on British broadcast TV. We have also witnessed the unraveling of rules governing political speech in the game. “Black Lives Matter” has transcended politics.
Lockdown continues to be a bizarre experience for us all, and no less so in our household viewing experiences.
So, in conclusion, I don’t think the order really matters. Do you? “Oh, she’s still got the dog in this one”.
‘*In writing you’re always looking for conflict…’* Malcolm Hulke ‘To my mind the basic problem is that writers are by the nature back-room-minded introverts and yet, in the publicity jungle, they find themselves pitted against an army of highly extroverted actors and actresses.
Collection of new essays centering on Donald Glover’s TV show “Atlanta” Recent years have witnessed an explosion in both the volume and scope of scholarship on satirical work produced by African American artists in various media.
The current media ecology places more emphasis than ever on the role of nonfiction media in the creation and obfuscation of “truth.” Documentary theory has probed the dialectical relationship between the documentary impulse to represent reality and the sometimes-argued impossibility of media to do just that (Barnouw 1993; Bruzzi 2000; Nichols 2001;
FP 20 Years Later: Looking Back at 9/11 International Conference October, 7-8, 2021 University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès, France Twenty years after the 9/11 attacks, the Universities of Toulouse and Montpellier in the South of France are joining forces to organize an international interdisciplinary conference on these events.
Unmade Film and Television is a new book series with Intellect that explores unmade, unseen, and unreleased film and television from across the globe and from all time periods. The study of unmade film and television remains neglected and fragmented within scholarly discourse.
Publisher: Brill Publishers (series, European Perspectives on the United States) Working Title: The Platinum Age of American Television, 2000 – 2010 Editor: Ben Alexander Contact: Benalexander@fas.harvard.edu I am collecting chapter proposals that broadly address, The Platinum Age of American Television, 2000 – 2010.