Chair: Ros Jennings Chair: Charley Meakin Room 1.49 Chair: Yvonne Tasker Room 2.06 Room 1.48 Room 2.07 Estella Ticknell (University of Hannah Ellison (East Anglia): Bryce J. Renninger (Rutgers): the West of England): How Beauty and the Beast Community Standards and Helen Thornham (Leeds) & Elke Dowagers, Debs, Nuns and Became a Lesbian Love Story: Disappointment in Mediated Weissmann (Edge Hill): Babies: The Politics of Once Upon a Time and Online Queer Social Interactions Nostalgia and the Older Fandom’s Queering of Disney Life-Style, Austerity and Gender: Woman in the Sunday Night Channel 4’s Scrapbook as a ‘Tool Television Serial Box’ for the Neoliberal Subject Suzanne Scott (Occidental Ros Jennings College): Authenticating Affect: (Gloucestershire): Age, Space Ruth Sanz Sabido and Ishita Geek Girls” and Fandom’s “Fake and Memory: Women and Mishra (De Montfort): Michele Paule (Oxford Brookes): War on Women Intergenerationality in Call the was blonde and off a council ‘She Midwife (BBC, 2012-) 'What's on your mind?' Defining estate’: Girls negotiating gender the 'self' on Facebook and class in television viewing Derek Johnson (Wisconsin – Madison): Franchise Fans as Sherryl Wilson (University of Disney Princesses: Ashley the West of England): She’s Elizabeth Affuso (Pitzer College): Kim Akass (Hertfordshire): 'The Eckstein, Her Universe, and Been Away: the transgression gendered politics of a global Industrial Identities of Digital #WhoShotFitz: Genre, Social of silent memory recession: A news media analysis' Entrepreneurship Media, and the Reinscription of Liveness on Scandal 17.00 Drinks and nibbles in the Atrium. Monday, June 24th 08.30 Registration. Atrium. 09.15 Panel 5 Panel 5a: Confronting Toxic Gamer Panel 5b: Boundaries and 5c: Queer-ing the screen Culture & Gendered Play transgressions
Chair: Ros Jennings Room 2.06 Estella Ticknell (University of the West of England): Dowagers, Debs, Nuns and Babies: The Politics of Nostalgia and the Older Woman in the Sunday Night Television Serial Ros Jennings (Gloucestershire): Age, Space and Memory: Women and Intergenerationality in Call the Midwife (BBC, 2012-) Sherryl Wilson (University of the West of England): She’s Been Away: the transgression of silent memory Chair: Charley Meakin Room 1.48 Hannah Ellison (East Anglia): How Beauty and the Beast Became a Lesbian Love Story: Once Upon a Time and Online Fandom’s Queering of Disney Suzanne Scott (Occidental College): Authenticating Affect: “Fake Geek Girls” and Fandom’s War on Women Derek Johnson (Wisconsin – Madison): Franchise Fans as Disney Princesses: Ashley Eckstein, Her Universe, and Industrial Identities of Digital Entrepreneurship Room 1.49 Bryce J. Renninger (Rutgers): Community Standards and Disappointment in Mediated Queer Social Interactions Ruth Sanz Sabido and Ishita Mishra (De Montfort): 'What's on your mind?' Defining the 'self' on Facebook Elizabeth Affuso (Pitzer College): #WhoShotFitz: Genre, Social Media, and the Reinscription of Liveness on Scandal Chair: Yvonne Tasker Room 2.07 Helen Thornham (Leeds) & Elke Weissmann (Edge Hill): Life-Style, Austerity and Gender: Channel 4’s Scrapbook as a ‘Tool Box’ for the Neoliberal Subject Michele Paule (Oxford Brookes): ‘She was blonde and off a council estate’: Girls negotiating gender and class in television viewing Kim Akass (Hertfordshire): 'The gendered politics of a global recession: A news media analysis' 17.00 Drinks and nibbles in the Atrium. Monday, June 24th 08.30 Registration. Atrium. 09.15 Panel 5 Panel 5a: Confronting Toxic Gamer Culture & Gendered Play Panel 5b: Boundaries and transgressions 5c: Queer-ing the screen