Voici enfin la dernière 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 : Copyright and Intellectual Property (Riley); Journalism and Media Culture (Von Schilling); Non-Fiction Writing (Jones); Professional Development (Hancock and McClain); Theatre and Drama (Wiggins); Travel and Tourism (Lenz); Undergraduate Sessions (Rubinfeld); Vehicle Culture (McGoun); Virtual Identities and Self-Promoting (Consilio); et Visual Culture (Smith).
Copyright and Intellectual Property (Riley)
Catherine Cocks : Using Fan Art and Writing in Your Book or Article
Journalism and Media Culture (Von Schilling)
Paul Bleakley : ‘Naive kid’ or ‘virtuoso of deceit’?: Tabloid media parochialism and the trials of Amanda Knox
Lindsey Kate Reynolds : Gardens, Guns, & Grits: How the New “New South” is Making Food the Latest Accessory in Social Status
Non-Fiction Writing (Jones)
kelly daniels : No Respect: Today’s Memoir is the Victorian Age’s Novel
Becky McLaughlin : Excerpt from « Disgust and Its Discontents, or How I Became an Hysteric »
Professional Development (Hancock and McClain)
Bob Batchelor : Intellectual Trajectories: Multidisciplinary Research to Fulfill Careers and Build Research Agendas
Jenn Brandt : “Where the Discipline Stands: Teaching and Talking about Popular Culture in the Academy Today”
Callie Clare : “Where the Discipline Stands: Teaching and Talking about Popular Culture in the Academy Today”
Colin Helb : “Where the Discipline Stands: Teaching and Talking about Popular Culture in the Academy Today”
Amanda McClain : Overcoming small program challenges
Mary Beth Ray : (Digital) Video Killed the … Traditional Assignment: How Media Technology Can Make Your Classes More Exciting and Your Students More Versatile
Todd Sodano : (Digital) Video Killed the … Traditional Assignment: How Media Technology Can Make Your Classes More Exciting and Your Students More Versatile
Carrie Teresa : (Digital) Video Killed the … Traditional Assignment: How Media Technology Can Make Your Classes More Exciting and Your Students More Versatile
Kathleen Turner : Intellectual Trajectories: Multidisciplinary Research to Fulfill Careers and Build Research Agendas
Theatre and Drama (Wiggins)
Kevin Calcamp : The Live-Mediated Theatre Event: Broadcasting Theatre Into the 21st Century
Grace Lazarz : Monologues from the Wilderness: Isolation, Solitude, and the Creative Process
Dan Mathewson : Scary, Foreign, Crazy, Stupid, Silly, Loathsome Killjoys: A Half-Century of Religious Gimmicks in Mainstream Professional Wrestling
A.J. Ortega : How to Earn Your (Zebra) Stripes: The Role of the Professional Wrestling Referee
Travel and Tourism (Lenz)
Jeff Birkenstein : Imagine(d) Places: On Wandering and Digital Landscapes
Curtis Coats : Network apocalypsis: revealing and reveling at a New Age Festival
Claire Warden : Butlins All-Stars versus the American Dragon: British professional wrestling and the competitive performances of the holiday camp
Undergraduate Sessions (Rubinfeld)
Cannon Atkinson : Babymetal: Challenging Gender and Race Policing in the World of Heavy Metal
Scott Folsom : Sleuthing and Stimming: Autistic!Sherlock Headcanons and the Cultural Politics of Autism
Merritt Mecham : Solving 3-D’s Transcience: Three Principles of Artistic 3-D Use from Alfonso Cuaron’s Gravity
Erin Morrissette : The Truman Show; Parallels to Cyberspace, Privacy and Child Safety Online
Vehicle Culture (McGoun)
John Heitmann : « Cars, Films and College Kids: Teaching the History of the Automobile in Film »
Virtual Identities and Self-Promoting (Consilio)
Heidi Marshall : This Was Personal: Facebook and a « Fit Mom »
Jerrica Rowlett : Not-so-secret secrets: A look at how college students manage identity through the use of Collegefessions
Jasie Stokes : Fat Girl Selfies: Radical Self-Representation and the Online Body Positive Movement
Visual Culture (Smith)
Silke Graefnitz : The hotel as extension of character development in contemporary cinema
Myles Ethan Lascity : The Look of Labor: Sexualization, Instagram, and American Apparel
Gabriel Peoples : From Broadsides to Bottles and Chains: Rumor in (Re)presentations of Black Masculinity
Melinda Sebastian : The Look of Labor: Sexualization, Instagram, and American Apparel
