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Centre
for
Cultural Research
in Sport,
Roehampton
University
of Surrey
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LEISURE AND VISUAL CULTURE
July
8~10, 2003
PROGRAMME
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Please click on author name to see abstract and
author bio notes |
| PLENARY SESSION I ~ Tuesday
July 8, 1.00~2.45
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| Tony Bennett |
Professor of Sociology, The Open University
CULTURE,
EXHIBITION AND HABIT |
| James Kneale |
Department of Geography, University College London
DRUNKEN GEOGRAPHIES:
MASS-OBSERVATION's STUDIES OF 'A SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT PLUS ALCOHOL',
1937-48 |
| SEMINAR SESSION 1 ~ Tuesday
July 8, 3.00-4.30p.m. |
1A Seeing
Bodies, Seeing Pleasures
| 1A1: 3.00-3.30 |
Dr. Jayne Caudwell Leeds Metropolitan University (UK)
Tipping the Velvet: Straight [forward] voyeurism? Problematising
the viewing of lesbian bodies and lesbian pleasure |
| 1A2: 3.30-4.00 |
Prof. Hilary Radner University of Otago (New Zealand)
Seeing the Self in a Global Culture: fashion and the New
Zealand context |
| 1A3: 4.00-4.30 |
Dr. Beccy Watson,
Samantha Holland and Prof. Sheila Scraton Leeds Metropolitan University (UK)
Body conscious? Teenage girls' consumption of mass media
and its impacts on body image |
1B Heritage Trails: Commodifying the Past
| 1B1: 3.00-3.30 |
Dr. Kirsten Holmes University of Sheffield (UK)
Memory and visual culture: Visitors' recollections and
repeat visiting intentions |
| 1B2: 3.30-4.00 |
Ms. Martine
Middleton University
of Central Lancashire (UK)
[P]leisure: Places, Photographs and People |
| 1B3: 4.00-4.30 |
Dr. Yaniv Poria Ben Gurion University of the Negev (Israel),
Prof. Richard Butler and
Prof. David Airey University
of Surrey (UK)
Tourists' Perception of the Site in Relation to their Own
Heritage |
1C Visualising
Environments
| 1C1: 3.00-3.30 |
Mr. Pat McCarthy University of Wolverhampton (UK)
'Reclaiming the Streets': Children's play, health, and
access to public spaces |
| 1C2: 3.30-4.00 |
Dr. Maria Laura
Di Domenico, University
of Westminster (UK) and
Mr. Francesco Di Domenico Hypostyle Architects (UK) Space
and Leisure as Regenerative Elements of an Urban Cityscape: the
case of the Centre for Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA) |
| 1C3: 4.00-4.30 |
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1D Spaces of
Leisure Consumption
| 1D1: 3.00-3.30 |
Dr. David Andrews University of Maryland (USA)
Late Capitalist Sport and the Corporatization of Leisure |
| 1D2: 3.30-4.00 |
Prof. Alan Bairner University of Ulster, Newtownabbey (UK)
Buying Time and Space: A critical appraisal of sport and
leisure consumption in the 'new' Belfast |
| 1D3: 4.00-4.30 |
Dr. Samantha King University of Arizona (USA)
Branded Learning: Athletic Apparel Contracts, U.S. Universities,
and the Corporatization of Educational Culture |
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| SEMINAR SESSION 2 ~ Wednesday
July 9, 9.00-10.00a.m. |
2A Seeing Bodies, Seeing Pleasures
| 2A1: 9.00-9.30 |
Dr. Hasan Bûlent
Kahraman Sabanci
University, Tuzla / Istanbul (Turkey)
From Literature to Visuality, from Visuality to Pornography:
Where next? |
| 2A2 9.30-10.00 |
Dr. Christine
Fanthome Media Consultant
(UK)
The Contribution of Reality TV in the Critique and
Creation of Lifestyle Choices |
2B Heritage
Trails: Commodifying the Past
| 2B1: 9.00-9.30 |
Ms. Joan Ormrod Manchester Metropolitan University (UK)
'You Should Have Been Here the Day Before Yesterday': Representations
of English surfing in the holiday and leisure industries 1924-1937 |
| 2B2: 9.30-10.00 |
Dr. Annette
Pritchard and Dr. Nigel Morgan University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UK)
Visualising Mythic Dreamlands: Exploring contemporary postcard
representations of Wales |
2C
Visualising Environments
| 2C1: 9.00-9.30 |
Dr. Brian Simpson Keele University (UK)
Urban Planning as Play: From Sim City to Real City to Cyber
City? |
| 2C2: 9.30-10.00 |
Dr. Jacqueline
Tivers Anglia Polytechnic
University (UK)
Mass-Participation Running: Sport as contemporary urban
spectacle? |
2D Spaces
of Leisure Consumption
| 2D1: 9.00-9.30 |
Ms. Emma Casey London Metropolitan University (UK)
Metaphorical and Physical Leisure Spaces: Women, pleasure
and the UK National Lottery |
| 2D2: 9.30-10.00 |
Dr. John Schulz The University of Edinburgh (UK)
The Meaning of Leisure: A new look at an old problem |
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| PLENARY SESSION II~ Wednesday
July 9, 10.30~12.00 |
| Alan Read |
Professor and Chair of Drama, Theatre
and Performance Studies at University of Surrey Roehampton |
Maxine Doyle
and Paul Woodward |
Maxine Doyle is choreographer and artistic
director of the dance company, First Person. Paul Woodward lectures
in Drama & Physical Theatre at St.Mary's University College,
Twickenham
IT'S ONLY
A GAME SHOW ~ EVOLVING INTELLIGENCES AND PERFORMANCE-MAKING FOR
REALITY CULTURES |
| SEMINAR SESSION 3 ~ Wednesday
July 9, 1.00-2.00p.m. |
3A Seeing Bodies, Seeing Pleasures
| 3A1: 1.00-1.30 |
Dr. David Lamb
Lincoln University (New
Zealand)
"It
only happens like that in the movies" ~ The impact of the
romantic cinematic experience on heterosexual relationships |
| 3A2: 1.30-2.00 |
Dr. Arnold Grossman, New York University (USA)
and Dr. Anthony R. D'Augelli
Pennsylvania State University (USA)
The Socialization of Gay and Male Bisexual Youth: Visual
and actual role models |
3B Heritage
Trails: Commodifying the Past
| 3B1: 1.00-1.30 |
Prof. David Crouch University of Derby (UK)
Visual Culture in the Leisure Encounter |
| 3B2: 1.30-2.00 |
Dr. Bob Snape Myerscough College (UK)
Visual Culture and Leisure in the Victorian Library, Museum
and Art Gallery |
3C Visualising
Environments
| 3C1: 1.00-1.30 |
Dr. David Dunn University of Paisley (UK)
Sun, Sand and Celebrities: British Television Holiday Programmes
and the Tourist Destination |
| 3C2: 1.30-2.00 |
Dr. Josephine Burden Griffith University (Australia)
Community Circus: What if we create the dreamscapes ourselves? |
3D Spaces
of Leisure Consumption
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| PLENARY SESSION III ~
Wednesday July 9, 2.15~3.45 |
| Prof.
Charlotte Brunsdon |
Professor of Film and
Television Studies at University of Warwick.
HERE'S ONE
I MADE EARLIER: HOBBIES, SKILLS, AND LIFESTYLE ON BRITISH TELEVISION |
| Dr.
Deborah Philips |
Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences at Brunel University
TRANSFORMATION
SCENES: THE TELEVISION MAKEOVER |
| SEMINAR SESSION 4 ~ Wednesday
July 9, 4.15-5.15p.m. |
4A Seeing Bodies, Seeing Pleasures
4B Heritage
Trails: Commodifying the Past
4C Visualising
Environments
| 4C1: 4.15-4.45 |
Ms. Wendy Adams
King University of
South Florida (USA) Through the Looking Glass: Tourism
and Politics of Vision at Silver Springs, Florida |
| 4C2: 4.45-5.15 |
Dr. Ranjith
Dayaratne University
of Bahrain (Bahrain)
A Search for Idyllic Places of Leisure in the East: Recreation
of Vernacular Culture and the Traditional Social Space in Sri
Lanka |
4D Spaces
of Leisure Consumption
| 4D1: 4.15-4.45 |
Ms. Cathy Matheson Glasgow Caledonian University (UK)
A Quest to Socialise? Commodification, Authenticity and
a Celtic Music Festival |
| 4D2: 4.45-5.15 |
Dr. Mike Weed Loughborough University (UK)
Mediated and Inebriated? The Pub as a Sports Spectator
Venue |
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| PLENARY SESSION IV ~ Wednesday
July 9, 5.30~6.30 |
| Professor Ken
Roberts |
Professor of Sociology at the University of Liverpool
ROUTE TO
NOWHERE: THE CULTURAL TURN IN UK LEISURE STUDIES |
| Dr. Cara Aitchison |
Reader in Leisure Policy and Cultural Theory in
the Countryside and Community Research Unit, University of Gloucester
PLACING STRUCTURES
IN A CULTURAL CONTEXT: CULTURAL SOCIOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL-CULTURAL
NEXUS OF LEISURE |
| SEMINAR SESSION 5 ~ Thursday
July 10, 9.00-10.30 a.m. |
5A Seeing Bodies, Seeing Pleasures
| 5A1: 9.00-9.30 |
Mr. Ben
Clayton, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University
College (UK) and
Dr. John Harris, Southampton Institute (UK)
Footballers Wives: Media portrayals of the athlete's partner
in the construction of idealised masculinity |
| 5A2: 9.30-10.00 |
Dr. Andrew Thornton
Roehampton University
of Surrey
I Know Kung fu': The sporting body in popular film |
| 5A3: 10.00-10.30 |
Dr. Belinda Wheaton University of Brighton
Lifestyle Sport Magazines and the Discourses of Sporting
Masculinities |
5B Heritage
Trails: Commodifying the Past
| 5B: 9.00-9.30 |
Mr. Ian Atkin Manchester Metropolitan University (UK)
Aural History, Listening and the Poetics of Visual Pasts |
| 5B2: 9.30-10.00 |
Mr. Brett D. Lashua University of Alberta (Canada)
"Just another Native": Chorasters, soundscapes,
and borderlands in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada |
| 5B3: 10.00-10.30 |
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5C Visualising
Environments
| 5C: 9.00-9.30 |
Ms. Lindsey Kilgour University of Gloucestershire (UK)
Women, outdoor physical activity and fear: Theoretical
explorations |
| 5C2: 9.30-10.00 |
Ms. Kim Polistina Buckinghamshire Chilterns University
College
Visualising the environment: Diverse ways of 'seeing' and
knowing in the outdoors |
| 5C3: 10.00-10.30 |
Dr. Natan Uriely
and Dr. Amos Ron
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Israel)
Allotment Holding as an Eco-leisure Practice: The Case
of the Sataf Village |
5D Spaces
of Leisure Consumption
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| SEMINAR SESSION 6 ~ Thursday
July 10, 11.00-12.30p.m. |
6A Seeing Bodies, Seeing Pleasures
| 6A1: 11.00-11.30 |
Dr. Doug Sandle
Leeds Metropolitan University
(UK)
The Brick Man versus The Angel of The North: Public art
as contested space |
| 6A2: 11.30-12.00 |
Dr. Mike Watkins Griffith University (Australia)
Experiences of the Aesthetic in Leisure Meanings |
| 6A3: 12.00-12.30 |
Mr. Paul Norcross Roehampton University of Surrey
Enjoy! Leisure and Aesthetic Ideology |
6B Heritage
Trails: Commodifying the Past
| 6B1: 11.00-11.30 |
Ms. Nicola E.
MacLeod University
of Greenwich (UK)
Seeing Places: A critique of the heritage trail as a visual
interpretation of place |
| 6B2: 11.30-12.00 |
Mr. David Clark London Metropolitan University (UK)
Representing Jews after 1970: Epistemic shifts in Knowledge
and Museum Narratives |
| 6B3: 12.00-12.30 |
Dr. Zofia Pawlaczek University of Sunderland (UK) The
Influence of Visual Culture on Research Dissemination: The Auschwitz
Museum and its Impact on the Town of Oswiecim in Poland |
6C Visualising
Environments
| 6C1: 11.00-11.30 |
Dr. Dan Knox University of Sunderland (UK)
The Highland Society of the Spectacle: Regulating bodies
and figuring the national heritage at the Highland Games |
| 6C2: 11.30-12.00 |
Mr. John Hoey and
Mr. Sean Gammon,
Luton University (UK)
"Isle" be back: An investigation into the experiences
of the Isle of Man TT sport tourist |
| 6C3: 12.00-12.30 |
Ms.
Annie Becker McGill
University (Canada)
In the Comfort of Wilderness: Bungalow Camps, lantern slide
lectures and the making of the canadian pacific rockies |
6D Spaces
of Leisure Consumption
| 6D1: 11.00-11.30 |
Mr. Jack Fawbert Leeds Metropolitan University (UK)
'Is this shirt loud?' Semiotics and the 'language' of replica
football shirts |
| 6D2: 11.30-12.00 |
Dr. Eileen Kennedy Roehampton University of Surrey (UK)
Fergie Decks Becks and Mocks Sven: Sport, class and gender
in the spectacle of masculinity |
| 6D3: 12.00-12.30 |
Mr.
Mike McGuinness Teesside University (UK)
"'I run 'em'. Alf Tupper, et al. and representations
of sport in British comics |
| SEMINAR SESSION 7 ~ Thursday July 10,
1.45-2.45p.m. |
7A
7B
| 7B1: 1.45-2.15 |
Mr. Oliver Wright Office for National Statistics, Fareham
(UK)
An evaluation of the pricing and promotion of a major athletics
event |
7B2:
2.15-2.45 |
Ms. Paula Lökman Roehampton University of Surrey (UK)
Changes in Female Space: Studying Karate Beginners' Experiences |
7C
7AD
| 7D1: 1.45-2.15 |
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7D2:
2.15-2.45 |
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| PLENARY SESSION V ~ Thursday
July 10, 3.00~4.30 |
| Bran Nicol |
Senior Lecturer in English Literature
in the School of Social, Historical and Literary Studies at University
of Portsmouth
LOOK WHO'S
STALKING! CALLE, BAUDRILLARD, AUSTER AND THE ART OF COMPULSIVE
PURSUIT |
| Garry Whannel |
Professor of Media Cultures and Director
of the Centre for International Media Analysis at the University
of Luton
THE "REAL"
AND THE "VORTEXTUAL" IN CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION |
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