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Doing Women's Film History Conference: September 2010
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Doing Women's Film History Conference. University of Sunderland 13th - 15th April 2010. Monday, 20 September 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Women's Film History Network. Women's Film History Network. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.
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Doing Women's Film History Conference
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Doing Women's Film History Conference. University of Sunderland 13th - 15th April 2010. Monday, 20 September 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Women's Film History Network. Women's Film History Network. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.
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Doing Women's Film History Conference: Accommodation
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Doing Women's Film History Conference. University of Sunderland 13th - 15th April 2010. The Media Building (St Peter’s campus) is situated between Sunderland city centre and Seaburn seafront. Delegates may find the following accommodation information helpful. Sunderland Marriott Hotel (4 Star). Web address: http:/ www.marriotthotels.co.uk/. Telephone: 0191 529 2041. Room rate (approx): £90-110. Additional information: Approximately a 30minute walk or a short taxi journey to the Media Building. Lemonfield...
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Doing Women's Film History Conference: Directions
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Doing Women's Film History Conference. University of Sunderland 13th - 15th April 2010. The "Doing Women's Film History Conference" is taking place at the David Puttnam Media Centre, University of Sunderland from 13 April to 15 April 2011. The Media Centre is located on St Peter’s Campus. The campus is well served by transport links. Directions of how to get to Sunderland via planes, trains and automobiles can be accessed here. A map of St Peter’s campus can be downloaded here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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CRMCS | Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies | Page 2
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Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. Research Seminar: Ways of Being Content. February 5, 2016. This week’s research seminar is ‘Ways of Being Content: Mobile Media and the Performance of the Self as a Consumption Ritual’, and is presented by Universidad de Murcia’s Juan Miguel Aguado Terrón. The talk takes place on Monday 8th February at 5:30pm in the Media Centre, room 233, and will be followed by an optional meal. All are welcome to attend. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Cinecl...
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About CRMCS | CRMCS
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Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. The University of Sunderland Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. We welcome enquiries from any prospective research students who are interested in working with us (please see Postgraduate research degrees. Three research themes or clusters serve to structure the research activity at CRMCS:. 1 Histories and Theories. The invention of popular culture as an object of intellectual inquiry. The aesthetics of early British cinema and. This is an...
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Cineclub – Mad Max: Fury Road | CRMCS
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Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. Cineclub – Mad Max: Fury Road. February 8, 2016. February 5, 2016. The Oscars offer an opportunity to revisit this powerful reboot from last year. Part sequel, part reinvention, this 4th film in the. Franchise was controversial for its gender politics (both from longstanding fans who felt this was more a feminist revenge fantasy than a. Come along and join the ride at 5pm on Wednesday 10th February in the Media Centre cinema, free of charge.
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Clarissa Smith brings sex to the city in Moscow | CRMCS
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Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. Clarissa Smith brings sex to the city in Moscow. September 13, 2016. CRMCS Professor Clarissa Smith has given a talk at Moscow’s Strelka Insititute as part of their 2016 summer season. The first time the institute had ever hosted a lecture on sex, pornography or technology, the event attracted an audience of over 800 people and coverage from Russia’s Current Time. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).
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CRMCS Staff | CRMCS
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Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. Several of our staff have won various media awards and contribute to television, radio and the print and online media as experts in their fields (including. Radio 4, BBC1 and the Islam Channel). See individual staff profiles for further details. Emeritus Prof. Andrew Crissell. Emeritus Prof. John Storey. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Sign up for email updates.
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Richard Berry talks ‘Serial’ in Murcia | CRMCS
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Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies. Richard Berry talks ‘Serial’ in Murcia. April 18, 2016. April 18, 2016. CRMCS Senior Lecturer Richard Berry has presented his research at the University of Murcia. He delivered a paper was based on a recent article he published in the. Journal of Radio and Audio Media. On the success of the podcast Serial, in which he suggests the mobile phone played a fairly significant role. This listener advocacy and sharing was a key driver in its success.’.
