[ecrea] CFP: Futures of Intergenerational Feminist Media Studies

FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES

Call for Papers

Commentary and Criticism 16.4

Futures of Intergenerational Feminist Media Studies

The editors of Feminist Media Studies’ Commentary and Criticism section
invite brief essay contributions that offer innovative perspectives on
the topic of intergenerational feminist media studies. This edition of
Commentary & Criticism will coincide with the special 15th anniversary
issue of the journal, a guest-edited collection on conflicts and
connectivities across generations of feminism / feminist media studies.

Submitters to this issue of Commentary and Criticism are especially
encouraged to imagine what the future of an intergenerational feminist
media studies might look like, and what new approaches that work might
call for. In this we are keen to receive submissions that respond to the
special issue editors' question of whether an effective
intergenerational feminist media studies exists and how such a thing
might be invented or extended. We are particularly interested in
submissions that explore the future of feminist intergenerationalism in
media cultures and media studies beyond North America and the UK.

The Commentary and Criticism section of Feminist Media Studies aims to
publish brief (~1000 words), timely responses to current issues in
feminist media culture, for an international readership. Submissions may
pose a provocation, describe work in progress, or propose areas for
future study. We will also consider book and event reviews, as well as
contributions that depart from traditional academic formats. We
encourage all submissions to strategically mobilize critique to also
offer a productive contribution to both feminist politics and media
studies. Submissions must go beyond mere description in order to be
considered for publication in Commentary and Criticism.

Please submit contributions by 15 February 2016, via email to both Susan
Berridge ((Susan.Berridge /at/ stir.ac.uk) <mailto:(Susan.Berridge /at/ stir.ac.uk)>)
and Laura Portwood-Stacer ((lportwoodstacer /at/ gmail.com)
<mailto:(lportwoodstacer /at/ gmail.com)>). Questions and expressions of
interest can also be addressed to Drs. Berridge and Portwood-Stacer in
advance of the deadline.

Email submissions directly to both Susan Berridge and Laura
Portwood-Stacer, as submissions for Commentary and Criticism will not be
correctly processed if submitted through the main Feminist Media Studies
site.

Please be sure to follow the Feminist Media Studies style guide, which
can be found at the following link:
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=1468-0777&linktype=44

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