Call for Papers for an international conference Mediating sexualities.
The sexual politics of media production and regulation to be held at Lille University, France, November 3rd-4th 2020.
This conference aims at building bridges across national and disciplinary
contexts by bringing together English and French-speaking scholars who work at
the crossroads of media studies and sexuality studies. We call for papers
examining the processes through which sexuality is mediated, with special
interest in media genres and sectors that may not appear as “sexual” at first
sight. Indeed, the queer starting point of this conference is that all media,
even those that present as “non-sexual”, are actually actively involved in
sexual politics, for instance through the claim of sexual decency. This also
implies that all sexualities, even those that present as natural and timeless –
starting with heterosexuality –, are actually the product of cultural
processes, in which the media play a key role.
We welcome paper proposals in English or French, from any social science
or humanities discipline, that address both media and sexuality from a critical
perspective. Proposals should be no more than 500 words and make clear their
theoretical and methodological background. Proposals can be sent to
mediasexlille2020@gmail.com until January 6st, 2020. They will undergo
peer-review by an international academic advisory board.
The project coordinators: Béatrice Damian-Gaillard, Florian Vörös, and
the organising committee: Juliette Dalbavie, Marion Dalibert, Steve Hill,
Coralie Le Caroff, Béatrice Micheau, Sandy Montañola, Eugénie Saitta.
From: Florian Vörös florian.voros@gmail.com
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