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Dr Karl Schoonover speaks on things thrown away in movies
Dr. Schoonover gave an opening plenary talk at the ICI-Berlin for the "World Picture" conference earlier this month. Entitled 'Dead Stuff', the talk explored how gestures of disposal in Hollywood films served to counter a visual politics of plenitude during the post-WWII era.
Prof. Stella Bruzzi invited to speak at 'Taking the Pulse of Our Times: Media, Therapy and Emotions' conference at the University of Navarra, Pamplona
Prof. Bruzzi will give a paper entitled “Restaging History; Revisiting Pain: Re-enacting Trauma in Film and Television” at the 'Taking the Pulse of Our Times: Media, Therapy and Emotions' conference at the University of Navarra, Pamplona, which runs from November 20 - 22.
Dr. Sofia Bull publishes article on CSI: Crime Scene Investigations in The Journal of Popular Television
Dr. Bull's article "Tracing Bloodlines: Kinship and Reproduction Under Investigation in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" has been publisehd in The Journal of Popular Television, Volume 2, Issue 2, October 2014. More information can be found here
PhD student Zoë Shacklock publishes article in New Review of Film and Television Studies
Zoë Shacklock, who is a PhD student in Film and Television Studies, has published an article entitled 'The Affective Sublime in Lars von Trier’s ‘Melancholia’ and Terrence Malick’s ‘The Tree of Life’' in the journal New Review of Film and Television Studies. She co-authored the article with Sarah French. More information here
Dr. Karl Schoonover gives seminar at Oxford on eco-documentaries
Dr. Schoonover's talk argues that a close examination of how recent eco-documentaries depict environmental disaster reveals the limits of contemporary conceptions of nature.
The seminar will take place on Wednesday, 5th November 2014, 1.00 - 2.00 p.m., Somerville College, University of Oxford
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