Rosie White (Northumbria): qualitative study of pro-eating disorder Identity, Creativity and the Self in the blog users Scene of the 1980s Miranda and Miranda: Comedy, Femininity and Performance Mafalda Stasi (Coventry): "You? Omega. Me? Alpha. I can’t help it. That’s basic … Jim Donaghey (Loughborough): Punk, biology for you": New Forms of Gender anarchism, and feminism in Indonesia Essentialism in Fan Fiction Patricia Ciccone (Concordia, Montreal): can have it all”: metafeminism and the “I comedic failure on 30 Rock and Girls. Gerald Voorhees (Oregon State): The Professional Digital Game Player as Paragon of Neoliberal Masculinity 15.30 Coffee and tea break 15.45 Panel 11 Panel 11b 11 c Panel 11a Gendering the recession (iii) Television feminisms Formations of Lifestyle Media Chair: Diane Negra Chair: Hazel Collie Chair: Mimi White Room: 2.07 Room: 1.48 Room 2.06 Stefania Marghitu (King’s College): 40 Charlotte E. Howell (Georgia State): Is This Years After Roe Vs Wade: Women’s What A Feminist Looks Like?: Explicit Feminism Leigh Goldstein (Northwestern): A Queer Reproductive Rights in the Recession in on Contemporary American Sitcoms History of Lifestyle TV US News Networks Carlen Lavigne (Red Deer College): Maureen Ryan (Northwestern): Life Styles of the Golden Land: Discourses of Lifestyle as Old as Time’? Beauty and the Beast as ‘Tale and Difference in 1960s and 70s Print Christopher Holmes Smith (Southern Post-9/11 Fairytale Media California): Have Armageddon!” “We Media Ritual, Moral Panic, and Market Meltdown
Rosie White (Northumbria): Miranda and Miranda: Comedy, Femininity and Performance Patricia Ciccone (Concordia, Montreal): “I can have it all”: metafeminism and the comedic failure on 30 Rock and Girls. qualitative study of pro-eating disorder blog users Mafalda Stasi (Coventry): "You? Omega. Me? Alpha. … I can’t help it. That’s basic biology for you": New Forms of Gender Essentialism in Fan Fiction Gerald Voorhees (Oregon State): The Professional Digital Game Player as Paragon of Neoliberal Masculinity Identity, Creativity and the Self in the Scene of the 1980s Jim Donaghey (Loughborough): Punk, anarchism, and feminism in Indonesia 15.30 Coffee and tea break 15.45 Panel 11 Panel 11a Formations of Lifestyle Media Chair: Mimi White Room 2.06 Leigh Goldstein (Northwestern): A Queer History of Lifestyle TV Maureen Ryan (Northwestern): Life Styles of the Golden Land: Discourses of Lifestyle and Difference in 1960s and 70s Print Media Panel 11b Gendering the recession (iii) Chair: Diane Negra Room: 2.07 Stefania Marghitu (King’s College): 40 Years After Roe Vs Wade: Women’s Reproductive Rights in the Recession in US News Networks Christopher Holmes Smith (Southern California): “We Have Armageddon!” Media Ritual, Moral Panic, and Market Meltdown 11 c Television feminisms Chair: Hazel Collie Room: 1.48 Charlotte E. Howell (Georgia State): Is This What A Feminist Looks Like?: Explicit Feminism on Contemporary American Sitcoms Carlen Lavigne (Red Deer College): ‘Tale as Old as Time’? Beauty and the Beast as Post-9/11 Fairytale
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