Invited Keynote address at 'Mediated Visibility of Conflicts' PhD course/symposium, University of Copenhagen

Good, Jennifer

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The Mediated Visibility of Conflicts, Programme   May 7 - 8 2018 PhD Course, University of Copenhagen, room 27.1.47 Organizers: Conflict of Images, Images of Conflict (University of Copenhagen) & Face of Terror (Norwegian University of Science and Tecnology)   Monday May 7 2018 09:00 Welcome Mette Mortensen & Anne Gjelsvik  09:30-10:30  Keynote: Stuart Allan: «Revisioning the Scopic Regimes of War Photography»   10:30-11 Break  11:00-11:45 Johan Farkas (University of Malmø): «Visual Fragments of Disguised Propaganda on Social Media: Methodological, Epistemological and Ethical Challenges» Respondent:  Anne Gjelsvik   11:45-12:30 Jessie Bond (University of Arts, London): «Subjects and Citizens: The mobile phone photograph immobilised in the photobook» Respondent: Jennifer Good  12:30-13:30 Lunch  13.30-14.15  Rebecca Bengtsson: (University of Stockholm) «The Camera as Performative Tool for Palestinian Children» Respondent: Aud Sissel Hoel    14:15-15:00 Mats Outzen (NTNU): «Witnessing the witnessing: Documentary film and audiovisual testimony»  Respondent: Stuart Allan   15:00-15:30 Break   15:30-16:15 Endre Eidsaa Larsen (NTNU): «Abounaddara’s Dignified Descriptions» Respondent: Jennifer Good  16:15-17:00 Nadege Lourme (NTNU): «The mediated visibility of the fictional radicalized woman» Respondent:  Nina Grønlykke Mollerup  19- Dinner Bæst Guldbergsgade 29 (at participants’ own cost) Tuesday May 8   09:00-10:00 Keynote: Jennifer Good: «Framing Terror »  10:00-10:30 Break  10:30-11:15: Ally McCrow-Young (University of Copenhagen): «Terrorism Conflict Aesthetics on Instagram» Respondent: Stuart Allan   11:15-12:00 Anastasia Kriachko Røren (University of Oslo): «Images of war and conflicts in mainstream Russian TV documentary films » Respondent: Aud Sissel Hoel   12:00-13:00 Lunch   13:00-13:45 Nina Helene Jakobia Skogli (University of Aust-Agder): «Performing Conflicts in Contemporary Theatre: A discussion about dramaturgical strategies and lasting experiences» Respondent: Anne Gjelsvik   13:45-14:30 Kathy Barolsky (NTNU) «Playback Theatre and the Enactment of Memory in Post-Apartheid South Africa»  Respondent: Anne Gjelsvik   14:30-15:00 Break   15:00-15:45 Edward Fairhead, University of Kent «The body of late modern war and the tradition of sacrifice»  Respondent: Mette Mortensen   15:45-16:15 Mille Bygballe Keis (Danish Institute of International Studies): Title will be announced later  Respondent: Mette Mortensen   Conclusions and summing up 

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