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The State of Film Theory: Moral Philosophy, Anacinema, Pathological Gaze, Against Identification

Theme week organized by
Navid DarvishzadehGrand Valley State University

Why Moral Philosophy?

By Brian Price

A View from the Music: Anacinema for Other Ends

By Alessandra Raengo

The Pathological Gaze

By Damon R Young

Against Identification

By Daniel Morgan

Biopic vs. Doc: Comparative Media and Popular Memory

Theme week organized by
Tanya D. Zuk, Ph.D.Georgia State University

Starman, Waiting in the Sky: Pastiche and Access in Media Representations of David Bowie

By William Staton

The Two Kings: Shaping the Public Memory of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr.

By Allyson F. Smith

The Popular Memory of Mister Rogers

By Tanya D. Zuk, Ph.D.

Intersection between Media and the Dark Side of Interpersonal Relationships

Theme week organized by
Dr. Narissra Punyanunt-CarterTexas Tech Universiy

Media Portrayal of Ostracism and Shunning in Young Sheldon

By Eric D. Milman

How Media Impacts Interpersonal Relational Turbulence

By Sydney E. Brammer

Catfishing Is Being Deceptive: The Dark Side of Online Dating

By Ryan J. Martinez

The Intersection between Media and the Dark Side of Interpersonal Relationships: Asian Fetish

By Igor Kanashiro Balota

Media Effects on Communication Aggression

By Rhett Downing

Incompleteness of the Landscape in Video Games

Theme week organized by
Sara Ghazi AsadollahiGeorgia State University

The Dichotomy of Inside and Outside: Exploring Architectural Space in Genshin Impact

By Christina M. Spiker

Inside the Pattern and Randomness

By Sara Ghazi Asadollahi

Vast and threatening off-screen space in Disco Elysium

By Andy Porter

Incompleteness on Video Game Horizons

By Kira ‘Kyle’ Bohunicky Phillip Corrado

Props and Media Materialism

Theme week organized by
Ethan TusseyGeorgia State University

Archival Glimpses in Series

By Philipp Dominik Keidl

The Graflex Flash in the Galaxy, Far Far Away

By Matt Cikovic

Transfiguration and Fandom: Shifting Symbolism of Harry Potter Merchandise

By Marty Heath

Props as Legible Labor

By Mike Phillips

A sword far heavier than any sword has rights to be

By Ruth Skinner

“Latinx TV” Representation in Popular culture and New Media

Theme week organized by
Andre ReganGSU School of Film Media and Theatre

Euphoria. Latinx TV: Bedroom Culture, and Representation

By Andre Regan

Affirming Cultural Resilience with Contemporary Latinx Superheroes

By Stacey L DiLiberto

ÍCONOS: Pulling the Heartstrings through Well-crafted Nostalgia

By Yashuri Del Rosario Rodriguez

Queer Othering of Los Espookys

By Kristen Leer

A24

A24’s Aesthetics of Counter Culture

By Connor Scott

Interpretation and Affect in “Elevated Horror”

By Ben Lazar

We Approve the Box: Neoliberalism and Set Design in HBO’s 2 Dope Queens

By Dan Avant Blachman

A24 as Popular Global Art Cinema

By Corey Couch

Tár, or, The Metrical Logic of A24

By Jordan Chrietzberg

Generational Fandoms

Theme week organized by
Bridget KiesOakland University

Generational Fandoms

By Bridget Kies

Three Generations of Tolkien Fans

By Maria K. Alberto

Backstreet Boys Fandom through a Generational Lens

By Simone Driessen

Print-First vs. Screen-First: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries and Jane Austen Fans

By Meredith Dabek

We Are Claudia Kishi

By Megan Connor

Board Games as Return and Reinvention

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Oregon Trail and Manifest Destiny

By Catherine Case

The Return of Old Games?

By Krislyn McKinney

From Virtual to Physical: Materiality and the Crusader Kings Board Game

By Jeff Greene

Nostalgic Trends, Board Games, and COVID-19: Socializing Post Vaccines

By Eva B Salas

Digital Nocturnes: Sonic Sleep Media

Theme week organized by
Devon BateConcordia University, Montreal

Orphic Media Practices and the Emptying of ‘Content’

By Devon Bate

Affording Digital Audio Sleep Media

By Ian Derk

Bodies, Emptiness, and Sleep in Ghost Tropic

By Valentin Via

Wellness Tech and the Utility of Ambient Music

By Max Alper

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