KONF: Digitalisierung – Erzählen von einer Zäsur (21.01. – 23.01.2021)
Digitalisierung – Erzählen von einer Zäsur
21. – 23. Jänner 2021, Universität Innsbruck (Virtuell)
Two OA books from mediastudies.press, a new scholar-led publisher
# Two OA books from mediastudies.press, a new scholar-led publisher #
We are excited to announce the release of two new open access books from mediastudies.press—the first titles in our Public Domain series:
## Our Master's Voice, by James Rorty (1934) ##
“I was an ad-man once,” James Rorty writes in this classic dissection of the advertising industry. A neglected masterpiece, the book is republished in this mediastudies.press edition with a new introduction by Jefferson Pooley.
PDF (free) | ePub (free) | Mobi (free) | Paperback ($20)
Enough Wicker, A Podcast Taking a Scholarly Look at The Golden Girls
A podcast covering each episode of The Golden Girls television show from a scholarly perspective, incorporating feminist and gender studies, archetypal patterns, eldercare and healthcare concerns, and more.
Enough Wicker features academic papers, journal publications, and social science guest posts and TED talks on scholarly themes in The Golden Girls, as well as interviews with guest scholars such as Elliott Powell of University of Minnesota, Deborah Macey of University of Portland, and more.
Special Issue of Communication, Culture & Critique CFP: Centering Women on Post-2010 Chinese TV
Centering Women on Post-2010 Chinese TV
Agency – Participation – Cooperation: The Praxeological Production of Dis-/Abilities by Heterogeneous Entities (10-11 Dec 2020)
Scientific Network "Dis/Abilities and Digital Media"
Kick-Off Meeting, 10-11 December 2020
Read more here: https://dis-abilities-and-digital-media.org/index.php/en/
Beyond the Two Shores: Indian Magazines and World Literature between Decolonisation and the Cold War
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Type:
Seminar
Date:
November 26, 2020
Playing the Holocaust - Online Discussion I
Playing the Holocaust
Friday 20th November 4-5:30pm (London Time, UTC 0)
What role might games and play have in the future of Holocaust memory? Holocaust-themed computer games have provoke controversy, reigniting historical debates about the appropriateness of representation. Nevertheless, little of this criticism has engaged with a deep understanding of the specificities of computation, digital cultures, gaming or play.
