of women on Examining Race, Class and Helen Wheatley (Warwick): BellaNaija.com Gender in U.S. Female Comedy Television Exhibitions and the Thomas Johnson (Luther College): Ideal Home NFL Films’ They Call It Pro Football Susan Berridge (Glasgow): From (1966): Examining the Construction Having It All to Losing Control: Rachel Moseley (Warwick): Timeka N. Williams of Masculinity in Early Televised The Shifting Star Persona of Television and Address: Picturing (Michegan): Blogging Like Sports Programming Jennifer Aniston Women in Television of Cornwall a Natural Black for Women Women, Self-Care, and Karen Boyle (Stirling): What’s so Online Hair Communities funny? Gendered negotiations of Hazel Collie (De Montfort) & Mary Judith Mosoff (British Colombia) & the nature of comedy in online Irwin (Warwick): ‘Bringing Katharine P .Zakos Maureen Molloy (Auckland): How reviews programme archives and oral (Georgia State): to be a Man: Lessons from The Wire “This histories together: pop music and week I’m Gonna Rape other stories’ Your Face”: and Identity Julia Leyda (Sophia): Home Management in Online Cooking: Breaking Bad and “White” Fantasy Sports Leagues Western Masculinity 11.00 Tea and coffee break, Atrium 11.15 Panel 9 Panel 9a Panel 9b Panel 9c Panel 9d Catfight! Identity work On-line feminist activism (ii) Absence and affect Chair: Misha Kavka Chair: TBC Claire Sedgwick Margaret Montgomerie Room: 2.06 Room: 2.07 Room: 1.48 Room 1.49 Misha Kavka (Auckland): Diane Taylor and Jo Anthea Taylor (Queensland): Jon Hozier-Byrne (University Anger-Porn: Women (De Montfort): College Dublin): Tweeting Feminism: Naomi Wolf, without License Emotion and affect in the Celebrity and the (Feminist) Uses An Addiction I Cured With My mediated work place of Social Media Mind; Charlie Sheen and the Gendered Narrative of Celebrity Dana Heller (Old Mental Illness Dominion): Bitch Slapped!:
of women on BellaNaija.com Timeka N. Williams (Michegan): Blogging Like a Natural Black Women, Self-Care, and Online Hair Communities Katharine P .Zakos (Georgia State): “This week I’m Gonna Rape Your Face”: and Identity Management in Online Fantasy Sports Leagues Thomas Johnson (Luther College): NFL Films’ They Call It Pro Football (1966): Examining the Construction of Masculinity in Early Televised Sports Programming Judith Mosoff (British Colombia) & Maureen Molloy (Auckland): How to be a Man: Lessons from The Wire Julia Leyda (Sophia): Home Cooking: Breaking Bad and “White” Western Masculinity Examining Race, Class and Gender in U.S. Female Comedy Susan Berridge (Glasgow): From Having It All to Losing Control: The Shifting Star Persona of Jennifer Aniston Karen Boyle (Stirling): What’s so funny? Gendered negotiations of the nature of comedy in online reviews Helen Wheatley (Warwick): Television Exhibitions and the Ideal Home Rachel Moseley (Warwick): Television and Address: Picturing Women in Television of Cornwall for Women Hazel Collie (De Montfort) & Mary Irwin (Warwick): ‘Bringing programme archives and oral histories together: pop music and other stories’ 11.00 Tea and coffee break, Atrium 11.15 Panel 9 Panel 9a Catfight! Chair: Misha Kavka Room: 2.06 Misha Kavka (Auckland): Anger-Porn: Women without License Dana Heller (Old Dominion): Bitch Slapped!: Panel 9b Identity work Chair: TBC Room: 2.07 Diane Taylor and Jo (De Montfort): Emotion and affect in the mediated work place Panel 9c On-line feminist activism (ii) Claire Sedgwick Room: 1.48 Anthea Taylor (Queensland): Tweeting Feminism: Naomi Wolf, Celebrity and the (Feminist) Uses of Social Media Panel 9d Absence and affect Margaret Montgomerie Room 1.49 Jon Hozier-Byrne (University College Dublin): An Addiction I Cured With My Mind; Charlie Sheen and the Gendered Narrative of Celebrity Mental Illness
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