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Saint Andrews, Scotland
Joined June 2019
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My critical reading of Emil Jannings' autobiography Theater, Film - Das Leben und Ich (1951) has now been published by @FramesJournal. Thanks to: @G_S_S_N @StAndrewsFilm @sgsah & my fellow co-editors @FramesJournal framescinemajournal.com/arti…
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my article about Lynn Hershman Leeson's work is out! yay! super honored to be a part of this edition of @FramesJournal !!! thank you for the opportunity!
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🎶Just a swee-eet transgression 🎶…John Francis compares two moments of musical monstrosity in the new @FramesJournal, "Emotional Registers of Queer Representation: Gothic Expression in The Rocky Horror Picture Show & Vivienne Medrano’s 'Addict'"
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Check out the dossier “Translating German Film History” in the latest issue of the @FramesJournal "Queering the quotidian: Queer phenomenological approaches to ‘lowbrow’ entertainment" brought about in collaboration with the @GSSN. More info: buff.ly/3Eo6KRk.
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My article "Besideness: distance and proximity as queer disorientations to inhabit projective moving image installations" was published today at the @FramesJournal (University of St. Andrews) Vol 20.
You can read the article here:
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Image of the village of Patna in Ayrshire, and portrait of a resident the 'Jubilee Cobbler'. Photographer unknown.
The village gets its name from the Indian city history and there's some colonial history here. See thread.
#Refocus #colonialconnections #localhistories
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Images from a commercial tourist album on Fifeshire, early 20th century. It comes with written descriptions for the photographs, contextualising the spaces and objects shown. What are the biases in these. See thread
#refocus #tourism #photographichistory #historiography
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Images riders on the velocípede, from Alan Brotchie's Lantern Slide collection. Brotchie wrote written extensively about local life in different Scottish cities and towns often focussed on modes of transport.
See thread.
#Refocus #scottishlife #transporthistory
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Arctic Expedition Album, Photographer Walter Livingstone-Learmonth. In 1888-1889 he was on whaling ships for the sport of whale-hunting and was proud of his exploits there Images highlight past whaling practices. Also Inuit representation. See thread
#Refocus #Arcticexpedition
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Old Chemistry Building. Image 1: former St Andrews Chemistry Chairs, Thomas Purdie and James Irvine. Female student likely Henrietta Rusack of Rusack Hotel family. One in Image 2 unknown. Women in science aren't recent, they've always been.
Help ID them?
#Refocus #WomeninScience
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India Album, William Muir, Lt. Gov, NW Provinces and a scholar of Islam.
A staged symbolism here: bull, cart, the posed driver; light-house and the reaching sailor.
Anthropological comment, or a colonial signifier?
Images a window into cultural pasts
#Refocus #Coloniallegacies
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Delighted to end my tenure as book review editor for @FramesJournal with Issue 17, "The Politics of Colour Media".
Sincere congratulations and thanks to @amsapountzi, @PeizeLi + guest ed @sinclairdootson for pulling together such a terrific issue
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I wrote about camp Disney witches for @FramesJournal's 'Magical Women, Witches & Healers' issue. The journal is open-access, so peruse all the excellent articles for free! framescinemajournal.com/arti…
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Pleased to say that the new issue of @FramesJournal features reviews of:
Heather Greene's "Bell, Book and Camera"
Thomas J. Connelly's "Cinema of Confinement"
Steven Neale's "Transnational Cinema: An Introduction"
@AuteurPub's Devil's Advocates series
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The call for papers for the first event from our SIG has been posted! Reinvigorating and Reinventing Stardom will take place at the University of Warwick on Saturday 2 November. Proposals are due 1 September! performanceandstardom.wordpr…
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Hello PGs! As you may know, at every annual BAFTSS conference we PG Reps organise a workshop to help hone your academic & professional skills. In preparation for BAFTSS 2020, is there a particular workshop you would like us to host? Let us know!
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PSA: Wishing everyone a happy Friday! Remember PGs, we are here for you if you need assistance with any BAFTSS related matter 🌻😊
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Head over to @FramesJournal to read a review of the "expansive and excellent" edited collection "Contemporary Cinema and Neoliberal Ideology", which features a chapter by @FilmUoS colleague Corey Schultz on Jia Zhangke’s "Words of a Journey". framescinemajournal.com/arti…