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In my latest article (published today in @EJCS_Journal), I argue that transgression can be strategic:
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Struck by how @GreenPartyHan's brilliant victory speech is a broadside against neoliberal meritocracy – like so many other (esp female w-class) voices right now.
This is exactly what Bev Skeggs & I discuss in our new article, 'Social Mobility is a Joke':
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New article:
In 'Social Mobility is a Joke: Working-class women & British TV comedy on the social floor’ Bev Skeggs & I analyse female TV writers who reject bourgeoise narratives of respectability & meritocracy:
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After floating around online, my article is now out in an issue of @EJCS_Journal🫶
Want to know more about how #Amber challenges norms of #gender #sexuality #race and #ethnicity in #Kpop?🫰
Check it out here💜 doi.org/10.1177/136754942513…
#AmberLiu #엠버 #에프엑스 #刘逸云
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⚠️New article out in @EJCS_Journal: How does #Amber, an "androgynous tomboy with tattoos," challenge norms of #gender #sexuality #race & #ethnicity in #Kpop?🎤
Find out more here▶️journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
#AmberLiu #엠버 #에프엑스 #刘逸云
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What does culture actually do for everyday life? Our open-access article of the week interrogates the methodological straitjackets that confine culture within neoliberal quantification.
By Abigail Gilmore et al. in @EJCS_Journal
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Nos vamos de vacaciones con el súper paper que se ha marcado @ehandreu en @EJCS_Journal
‘Were they nice people? Were they asking good questions?’: Searching for an ethics of love in the history of communication research
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Feliz descanso ❤️💕!
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🔮Step into AI Séance! Where artists, technologists & spiritual practitioners meet generative AI in ritual settings ✨
With @_ziv_e & @Schropes for the @EJCS_Journal - transcendent user experiences, chance & collective meaning-making
Read here 👉🏻doi.org/10.1177/136754942513…
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Short piece with @JamesKneale & Vallu for @PointsHistory summarising & expanding arguments we made in our paper for @EJCS_Journal w/ some personal family history
The Desi Pub: postcolonial, anti-racist histories of ‘the British pub’
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Really pleased to share this new article, written with Sharon Lockyer, where we examine intersectionality in stand-up comedy. @Comedy_Studies
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Intersectionality and the Construction of Humour in Contemporary Stand-up Comedy journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Why is being a victim such a potent identity today?
Read @kat_hig's #bookreview of "Wronged: The Weaponization of Victimhood" (@ColumbiaUP) by @chouliaraki_l here: doi.org/10.1177/136754942412…
“Refugee Voices: Performativity and the Struggle for Recognition” (@Routledge_MandC) by @_robsharp explores how participatory creative production allows refugees to be recognised in emotional, legal and social ways. Read the #bookreview by @mmmzsk here: doi.org/10.1177/136754942412…
Drawing on qualitative interviews and ethnographic research, this article by Jiayixiu Zhao and @yimeizhu aims to understand Lolita participants’ perception of Lolita dressing culture and their experience with the Lolita online communities.
Read here: doi.org/10.1177/136754942412…
In “Performing Fear in Television Production” (@AmsterdamUPress), @xiaorongfong turns to the lived everyday of media producers in Singapore to explore what it takes to perpetuate authoritarian resilience in the media. Read the #review by Howard Lee here:
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New article authored by student and staff in Media&Comm:
'Need for belonging: Exploring subcultural identity in the Chinese Lolita online community - Dr Jiayixiu Zhao & Dr Yimei Zhu @yimeizhu #lolitafashion #lolitastyle in @EJCS_Journal journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
In "Anokha emerging: The Asian Underground, new ethnicities, and diversity conservatism", @rikjaz (@ucl) places British-Asian club and music aesthetics in a broader terrain of avant-garde cultural production and representational politics.
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It was a pleasure to write this review of @chouliaraki_l’s brilliant new book Wronged: The Weaponization of Victimhood for @EJCS_Journal.
Wronged is an essential text for this crazymaking moment in public moral politics, and I can’t recommend it highly enough 👇
Wow! Brilliant reflection on Wronged in @EJCS_Journal.@kat_hig 🙏
Wronged opens new ways of thinking about the centrality of pain in political life, while inviting us to meet the challenge of reclaiming victimhood to build a more just, less painful world.
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Wow! Brilliant reflection on Wronged in @EJCS_Journal.@kat_hig 🙏
Wronged opens new ways of thinking about the centrality of pain in political life, while inviting us to meet the challenge of reclaiming victimhood to build a more just, less painful world.
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From ‘girlboss’ to #stayathomegirlfriend: @IOJ_Sykes (@bruneluni) argues that the romanticisation of domesticity on @tiktok_us ultimately serves to exacerbate the societal disavowal of social reproduction labour under neoliberal capitalism.
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To render the asymmetries in air pollution exposure not only visible but sense-able, this article by @LouiseRondel (@GoldsmithsUoL) draws on a mobile, emplaced and embodied methodology of walking and cycling through #London.
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