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[ecrea] Media and Sexualisation of Everyday in the Post-Soviet spaces_Workshop
Mon Feb 27 20:26:17 GMT 2017
*‘/Sex, Power, Love and Money’: /*
*/Media and Sexualisation of Everyday in the Post-Soviet spaces’/***
15^June 2017
University of Leicester, UK
The workshop will deal with the topical issue of mediation of sexuality
and its utilisation for various ends in the Russian Federation and the
neighbouring states. This is particularly important in the context of
recent legislative (e.g. 2013’s ‘anti-gay law’ in Russia) and societal
changes triggered by an ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis (e.g. a reinforced
ideology of patriotism and the militarised narrative within the New Cold
War rhetoric (Hartmann, 2014)). By looking at recent TV series, talk
shows, films, online narratives the workshop addresses the increasing
mediatisation of the sex/uality in the region. The key note will be
given by Professor of Cultural Studies, Communication and Media *Feona
Atwood* and the discussion will be chaired by Professor of Russian
Studies *Stephen Hutchings*.
The workshop is the first event of the newly formed British Association
of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies (*BASEES)* study group on
*(Digital) Media and Cultures
*(http://www.basees.org/sd-digital-media-cultures). The study group’s
primary focus is in the arts and humanities, cultural studies, film and
media. The supplementary focus on digital culture is determined by the
rise of multiplatform networked systems for producing and delivering
media content.
The June workshop participants will be asked to compress their thoughts
into _10-minute talks_ that would showcase a topic, challenge an issue,
or develop a theoretical framework related to the workshop theme. The
event will also be used to brainstorm other themes, centres, potential
networks, funding sources and the scope for collaboration. The workshop
will be a one-day event. Those interested in taking part in the
workshop should send the organisers an abstract (150-200 words) and a
short bio (100-150 words) before *25 March 2017*. The organisers will be
able to make a small _contribution to travel expenses_. Submissions from
_doctoral students are particularly welcome_.
*Contact*: Galina Miazhevich (University of Leicester, (gm223 /at/ le.ac.uk))
and Vlad Strukov (University of Leeds, (v.strukov /at/ leeds.ac.uk)).
For overseas scholars, please note that there will be a conference on
Russian Transnational Communities (the University of Edinburgh, 16-17
June 2017) and a major conference on Soft Power, Film and Media (the
University of Leeds, 19-21 June 2017).
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