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Past Events from 2014- 2015
The Subject of Addiction: Culture and Clinic
Date
08 - 09 September 2014
Description
This interdisciplinary event brings together critical and cultural theorists with clinical practitioners in order to interrogate contemporary addiction discourse, whether in governmental policy, psychiatric diagnostic frameworks, literary and media representations, or in the neuroscience of the 'addicted brain'.
Inside-the-scenes: materiality, embodiment and the new spaces of cinematic reception
Date
22 October 2014
Emma Biggs and Matthew Collings at Djanogly Theatre
Date
06 November 2014
Description
Emma Biggs and Matthew Collings will discuss their own involvement with writing and the making of art by critically analysing different forms of writing used in support of their work as artists. Introduced and chaired by Paul Gladston, associate professor of Culture, Film and Media at the University of Nottingham and principal editor of the Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art.
Foucault, Subjectivity, and Truth
Date
12 November 2014
Description
Department of Culture, Film and Media: Visiting SpeakerProfessor Stuart Elden (University of Warwick)
The 3D Cinema Body
Date
26 November 2014
Description
Discussion of 3D (stereoscopic) cinema often highlights three distinct areas in operation during the unfolding of action. This presentation will argue that instead of considering these as three distinct spaces, they are better thought of as a continuum of stereoscopic space.
To War with the Senses: Space, Distance and Cognition in a fully Mediated World
Date
26 November 2014
Description
Michael Bull is Professor of Sound Studies at the University of Sussex is giving a talk upon a multi-sensory analysis of the media, and it's training of the human subject.
International Television Distribution: The 'Space in Between' Production and Consumption
Date
04 February 2015
Description
Department of Culture, Film and Media Visiting Speaker
Convergent Television: broadcasters' strategies, textual features, consumers' practices
Date
18 February 2015
Description
Department of Culture, Film and Media Visiting Speaker
Journalism, Mobile Witnessing and Gender
Date
25 February 2015
Description
Department of Culture, Film and Media Visiting Speaker
Professor Helen Kennedy (University of Sheffield)
Date
25 March 2015
Description
Department of Culture, Film and Media Visiting Speaker
Mediating Selma: 1965, 2015 - Professor Aniko Bodroghkozy (University of Virginia)
Date
29 April 2015
Description
Department of Culture, Film and Media Visiting Speaker
Chinese Film Screening and Q&A at Broadway
Date
13 May 2015
Description
The Last Moose of Aoluguya and Director's Q&A
'Chinese Cinema: Space, Identity and Politics' Research Symposium
Date
05 June 2015
Is There a Transnational Queer Studies?
Date
06 July 2015
Description
Centre for Critical Theory Research Seminar with speaker Professor Donald Hall (Lehigh University)
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