A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Melinda Barlow’s literary and visual essay winds poetically through a variety of interrelated topics ranging from fragile American masculinity (particularly in Western films of the late 20th and early 21st century) to female artists working in Texas.
Read moreA consideration of popular music collaboration in blockbuster soundtracks, particularly of The Amazing Spiderman 2.
Read moreAn investigation of the role of cinema in constructing Sikh identity.
Read moreAn evaluation of decisions in the American legal system oriented around social media use and free speech.
Read moreRegistration rates for the 2014 conference (includes access to all Roundtables, Core Conversations, and Conference Events): $75 for graduate students and independent scholars $150 for all other attendees (faculty, industry professionals, etc.) Free to UT Faculty, Students, and Staff Access to only the Core Conversations: $15 to attend all three sessions Notes about the Core Conversations Completing online registration […]
Read moreA discussion of latency in imagining the structures and limits of streaming media.
Read moreConsidering how the media morphed Oprah into Angry Black Woman during the 2013 Swiss handbag “incident”.
Read moreAn Exploration of Infrastructure and Affect.
Read moreA look at the way multiculturalism is parsed and politicized in the United States.
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