15-16 November 2019
Organized by Gender & Communication Section in
collaboration with Women’s Network and Film Studies Section (ECREA)
Keynote speakers
The relations between gender, sexuality and the media are
ubiquitous and firmly embedded in everyday practices at a cultural and social
level. Our understanding of how people across Europe interpret and consume
media content and perform gender and sexual identities within this context is
changing alongside the modification of the media landscape.
Due to political
and cultural changes across Europe and the rest of the world, issues connected
to sexual identity and gender are in the process of being renegotiated and, in
certain instances, even questioned. On the one hand, there are tendencies
reconfirming patriarchal scripts; on the other hand, there are challenges and
redefinitions of old paradigms. Researchers within media studies have been
working within diverse epistemological and methodological contexts in order to
understand this mutation. This conference attempts to position itself within this
debate with the aim of problematising such issues across research fields. We
are looking for original and innovative research within media, cultural and
feminist studies, exploring the complex set of relations between media, gender
and sexuality and the approaching aspects of the changing social and sexual
landscape. We are especially looking for contributions that approach the topics
of interest analytically in terms of production, representation and
consumption, reflecting different cultural constructions and experiences.
We welcome presentations from (though not exclusively) the
following topics:
- performing gendered and sexual identities
- forging new normative gendered identities
- motherhood and sexuality
- gender equality in media industries
- performing gender and sexuality in social networking sites, including dating apps
- rebranding feminism
- virtual intimacies, desires and affect
- digital technologies, methods and the study of sexuality
- games, gender and sexualities
- pornography
- datafication of gender and sexuality
- representation of gender and sexuality in popular culture
- gender, sexuality and media production
- gender, sexuality and technologies, technology of pleasure, sex robots
- futures of European gender, feminist, sexuality and LGBTQ media studies
- film, gender and sexuality
Abstract Submission
Please submit your 350-400 words abstract in English, along
with a short bio (up to 150 words), including contact details before the 20th
of July. Abstracts will be reviewed via a blind peer review process.
Please upload your abstract and bio (in a unique file) using
this link.
Please name the file as follow: LastName_Name
For any further questions or information about the CFP
please contact ECREA G&C section
(Management team: Cosimo Marco Scarcelli, Despina Chronaki, Sara de Vuyst and
Florian Vanlee) at genderandcommunication.ecrea@gmail.com
Schedule
1st June: Call for
papers opens
20th July: Deadline for abstract submissions
24th August: Notification of
acceptance/rejection
26th August: Registration opens
1st October: Deadline for conference registration
Have a look to the complete CFP here.
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