Le corps et l’esprit sont le principal thème de la septième partie de la liste de chercheurs qui ont participé au congrès national de la Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association de 2015. Pour ce billet, les chercheurs ayant un compte Twitter sont classés dans les catégories suivantes telles qu’indiquées par le programme 2015 : BDSM/Kink/Fetish Studies (Martinez); Body and Culture (Kelly); Eros, Pornography and Popular Culture (Muir); Fashion, Style, Appearance, Consumption and Design (Hancock, McClendon, and Strubel); Fat Studies (Owen and Jennings); Fitness, Exercise and Physical Culture (Cowen); Medical Humanities: Health and Disease in Culture (Farkas); et Mental Health and Mental Illness in Popular Culture (Greene).
BDSM/Kink/Fetish Studies (Martinez)
Charley Ferrer : A Sexological View of BDSM & Our Legal Sexual Freedom: (Our changing Sexual Culture & the Law); Exploring Dominance and Submission; Kink 101 — The Naked Truths about BDSM
Emma Turley : Taking it like a man? The lived experience of masculinity and consensual BDSM in submissive men’s blogs
Body and Culture (Kelly)
Jeanne Gillespie : Documenting Power in Mesoamerica: Aztec Representation and Performance of Empire with Women’s Bodies
Marina Levina : Non-human lab bodies as saints and monsters: Scientific production of affective monstrosities
Lynn Sally : Going Gaga: The Female Body as Palimpsest
Eros, Pornography and Popular Culture (Muir)
Daniel Laurin : Documentary/Autobiography/Pornography: Gay Self-Inscription in Fuck Yeah Levi Karter
Jessica Martin : The Evolution of Online Pornography: When Porn Studies and Transnational Studies Collide
Fashion, Style, Appearance, Consumption and Design (Hancock, McClendon, and Strubel)
Maureen Brewster : Bump Watch: Fashioning Celebrity Pregnancy as Performance and Product
Rikki Byrd : Black the Color We Wear: The Temporality of Blackness in the Fashion Industry
Myles Ethan Lascity : Sisters, Competitors and Neighbors: Exploring UNIQLO’s brand image in absentia
Veronica Manlow : Luxury Labor: The Career of the Salesperson
Marlena Matute : Target on the Plus Side: How Designer Collaboration Consumption is Defying Body Image Identities
Arienne McCracken : Women, Their Avatars, and Dress in Massively Multiplayer Online Games
Alanna McKnight : Masculine Subjectivity and The Corset
Julia Morrow : Hairstyle As Text: Understanding The Bob In Early Twentieth Century American Culture
Jo Paoletti : Which Golden Girl Are You? Archetypes of Aging
Anne Peirson-Smith : Classrooms without borders – turning cooperation into collaboration: a case study analysis on the implementation of collaborative teaching and learning across cultures
Fat Studies (Owen and Jennings)
Lauren Bosc : Gazing Upon the Freak: The Spectacle of Fatness in My 600-lb Life and Half Ton Killer?
Ashley Fullbrook : Fatness as a barrier to food aid
Heather Lang : Fatness and Freakery: The Visual Rhetorical Construction of « Obesity »
Kait LaPorte : The Fat Heroine of the Apocalypse: Leslie Hall as Monstrous Savior in “Zombie Killer”
Michaela Nowell : Bodies Imprisoned: Contextualized Body Diversity on Orange is the New Black
Lauren Downing Peters : Hidden in Plain Sight: Fashion and Fat Acceptance in the Riot Grrrl Zine Collections
Amelia Serafine : “A Kind of Fat Ladies Non-Anonymous:” T.O.P.S. and the Post-War Diet Group Movement
Christine Spinetta : Understanding the Thin Ideology: Living Fat in a Thin-Centric World
Marilyn Wann : The promise and pitfalls of fat activism: three stories
Fitness, Exercise and Physical Culture (Cowen)
Danie Greenwell : Bikini yoga: Being your best selfie on Instagram
Nicki Karimipour : Fitspirational: A Critical Analysis of Niche Fitness Culture on Instagram
Medical Humanities: Health and Disease in Culture (Farkas)
D. Gilson : It Always Matters if You’re Black or White: Michael Jackson & Disabled Normalcy
Amy Hawkins : The Paradox of Proximity: Medical Choices Motivated by Observing the Experience of Jane in Accounting Versus the Celebrity Narrative of Cancer
Katherine Ostrom : Tropical Dreams: Rio’s Vaccine Riots in Fiction and Film
Melina Sherman : The Cultural Production of a Pharmaceutical Market: The Making of ADHD
Christine Spinetta : The creation of a medical humanities minor: An interdisciplinary approach to health studies
Anne Stachura : The creation of a medical humanities minor: An interdisciplinary approach to health studies
Mental Health and Mental Illness in Popular Culture (Greene)
Rachel Christie : Black and White
Candace Parrish : “Show Me The Way”: A Qualitative Analysis of Depression Infographics as Health Communication Prevention
Kyle Peer : Patrick Bateman: Psychological Analysis of a character’s depiction in the film American Psycho
