[ecrea] The Press and Popular Culture in Europe, 1918-1939

*The Press and Popular Culture in Europe, 1918-1939*

A one day workshop exploring the cultural interactions between Britain, 
France, Germany and Italy in popular print.

Thursday 30 June 2011, Linacre College

09:30-16:00

*_PAPERS:_*

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*Adrian Bingham (Sheffield): */The popular press and political culture 
in interwar Britain/

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*Jessica Wardhaugh (Warwick): */Heroes, martyrs and obedient actors, the 
people and their culture in the French Communist Press/

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*Mark Hampton (Lingnan University, Hong Kong): */Representing the social 
in interwar Britain, David Low on mass unemployment/

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*Bianca Gaudenzi (Cambridge): */Commercial advertising and fascist 
visions of the future in interwar Germany and Italy/

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*Matt Houlbrook (Oxford):*/ Commodifying the self within: crook life 
stories in interwar Britain/

*Véronique Pouillard (Université Libre de Bruxelles)*: /Fashion, 
magazines and transatlanticism in interwar France/

*Sarah Newman (Oxford)*: /The private world of the newspaper gossip 
columnist, 1918-1939/

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*Kai Nowak (Justus Liebig University Giessen):*/ Communities of scandal: 
film, press and contested regional identities in late Weimar Germany/

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*Places limited.**  Please email Sarah Newman by **09:00,** **Wednesday 
29 June** if you are interested in attending: 
(sarah.newman /at/ linacre.ox.ac.uk) <mailto:(sarah.newman /at/ linacre.ox.ac.uk)> *