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DTSTAMP:20260808T185903Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20231019T140000
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SUMMARY:Seminar: Dr Akane Kanai - "Knowing Feminist Subjects in Social Me
 dia Culture"
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CREATED:20231012T094739Z
DESCRIPTION:You are warmly invited to the following event: “Disavowals an
 d Distinctions: Knowing Feminist Subjects in Social Media Culture" featu
 ring Dr Akane Kanai (Monash University) Abstract: For young people in An
 glo-American societies\, debates over identity politics and social justi
 ce have never seemingly been more accessible\, yet simultaneously fraugh
 t with risk. As celebrities continually dance with the risks and rewards
  of being deemed ‘woke’ in the current social media climate (Sobande\, K
 anai and Zeng 2022)\, scholars have observed this social justice resurge
 nce to both hold possibilities for a more vigorous democracy as well as 
 reproducing aspirational neoliberal tropes. Drawing on an ongoing empiri
 cal project located in Australia involving 50 young feminists aged 18-28
 \, this paper turns away from the understanding of online feminist cultu
 re as purely a space of activism\, or static set of ideas and concepts t
 hat are simply ‘accessed’ or ‘revealed’. Utilising a framework whereby y
 oung people’s engagement with online social justice cultures are underst
 ood as knowledge cultures\, I demonstrate how these cultures are highly 
 affective\, involving differing felt positions in connection with claims
  of knowledge and how they are made. I highlight participants’ practices
  of analysis\, critique\, and expertise in connection with celebrity fig
 ures\, ideas and texts as a means of struggles over value creation and a
 ttribution. I aim to show how class contours these cultures through affe
 ctive relations of proximity and distance. Author Bio: Akane Kanai is a 
 senior research fellow at Monash University. Her research investigates t
 he shaping of contemporary identity through the politics of mediated cul
 tures\, particularly online and popular culture. In 2021\, she was award
 ed a Discovery Early Career Award Fellowship by the Australian Research 
 Council to undertake a three-year project on the impact of everyday onli
 ne feminisms on young people. Her work can be found in journals such as 
 Feminist Theory\, Feminist Media Studies\, the Journal of Communication\
 , and Cultural Studies. Her monograph\, Gender\, relatability and Digita
 l Culture: Managing affect\, intimacy and value is published by Palgrave
  (2019). This seminar is free and open to all. You do not need to regist
 er in advance. If you have any questions about the event\, please email 
 cswg-events@warwick.ac.uk If you have accessibility requirements or ther
 e are any adjustments we can make to support your full participation\, p
 lease let us know by contacting us on cswg-events@warwick.ac.uk This eve
 nt is organised by the Centre for the Study of Women and Gender at the U
 niversity of Warwick. If you wish to receive information about CSWG even
 ts\, please subscribe to our mailing list.
LOCATION:LIB2 (Library\, ground floor)
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CATEGORIES:Research Centre (Centre for the Study of Women and Gender)
LAST-MODIFIED:20231012T094739Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Maria do Mar Pereira:
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