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Monstrosity in Gaming

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

A Cinematic Synthesis of Humanity and Monstrosity

By Michael Leifer

Techno-Occult: Transforming the Internet into a Monstrosity in Dot Hack

By Anthony E Dominguez

“No One Escapes Death:” The Monstrous Killers of Dead by Daylight

By Yasemin Beykont erikasolis

Monstrosity in Video Games

By Nicole Jornacion

Exploring Uncanny Gender Representations through Alice Angel and Ink Bendy

By Ashley Jones

Gen Z and Sustainability

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Sustainability: At the Forefront of Gen Z

By kenzieebryan

Fast Fashion and Online Advocacy

By giahan

TikTok is Making Sustainable Shopping Cool -- And Gen Z is Behind It

By leahskoyles

Authenticity

Theme week organized by
Stephanie BrownWashington College

What Makes a Real Man "Real?": Advertising Authentic Masculinity in Men's Grooming Ads

By kaiprins

Artificial Not Welcome, Real Is Better? Sus Virtual Beings Among Us

By Do Own Donna Kim

Indigenous Music and the Question of Authenticity

By Ashley Cordes

Let’s Bloop This: The Paradox of Authenticity in the Blooper Reel

By Annie.Berke

From wooden boards to flip flops: depictions of dining on Instagram

By SallyRobinson

Representation of Disability

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Difference and Ability: Mental Health and the Superhero Genre

By Julia Peres Guimaraes

Supernatural's Eileen Leahy and Deaf Gain

By Raye Hendrix

The Peanut Butter Falcon: Independent Cinema That Challenges the Medical Model of Disability

By Nathanial Eker-Male

Disability and Diversity in Disney Animation

By Jessica Gibson

Disability and Disfigurement in Children's Media

By J.Bennett

Transmedia Vikings

Theme week organized by
Steve SpenceClayton State University

Flyting and Charisma in Assassin's Creed Valhalla

By Steve Spence

Modern Medievalism in the History Channel's "Vikings"

By Richard Fahey

Battling Gender: Rethinking Viking Masculinities

By Diego F Zaragoza Padilla

“Unintelligible”: Creating Otherness through Language Choice

By Tobin R Miles

Viking English in Contact with Comics

By Patrick J Murphy

Transmedia and Transcultural: The Cypriot Metal Community's Professional, Intellectual, and Recreational Engagement with the Vikings

By Agni Agathi C. Papamichael

Mediating Grief

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

That's Miss[ed] Diagnosis to You, Sir: Mediated Grieving Over the Neurodivergent Gender Gap

By babowen

Bye Mom, I Love You.

By Susan Sci

From Kind Words to Kind Hearts: Mediated Grief in Anonymous Letter Writing

By Alyx McLuckie

“I know my birth story”: Mediated Adoption Trauma and Grief in NBC’s This is Us

By Nathan Rossi

The Facebook Live Funeral Trend: Evolving Grief Interactions through Technology

By Deepti Khedekar Colleen Campbell

JCMS In Focus: Indigenous Performance Networks

Theme week organized by
Joanna HearneUniversity of Missouri

Indigenous Performance Networks: Media, Community, Activism 

By Joanna Hearne

White Bird's Shop and Native Community in 1920s and 30s Hollywood

By Jfloyd

Warrior Women and the Indian Actors Workshop

By Kmvigil

The Praxis of Sovereignty: The Aboriginal Film and Video Art Alliance

By karrmencrey

Indigenous Meme Networks, Fan-Activism, and Baby Yoda

By Jacqueline Land

Honor Scenes: Honoring Misty Upham's Critical Interventions

By Dustin Tahmahkera

Funko Pops

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

“Not All Heroes Wear Capes”

By Yasemin Beykont

Thematic Funko Collecting: Motivations of Academics

By Erika Engstrom

Why is the Funko Pop! of Golden Girls Feminist Character Dorothy Scowling? (and the challenges of representing real people in fan collectibles)

By Sarah Royal

Zoom

Theme week organized by
Anthony DannarAuburn University

Zoom, Cinema, and the Transnational Q&A

By Brad Limov

Zoom Fatigue

By Cross Warnock Dr. Narissra Punyanunt-Carter

Zoom School

By Adrienne Darrah

Digital inequality and Zoom as a tool to bridge the gap

By Jocelyn Gómez

Zoom is the least of our problems

By Ilana Gershon

OnlyFans and Virtual Sex Work

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

From the Disney Channel to Hard Core Porn: Is Bella Thorne Blurring the Line Between Pornography and Mainstream Entertainment or is she Making it More Visible?

By Ryan Banfi Paz O'Farrell

It's Hard Out Here: FOSTA and its Impacts on OnlyFans and Online Sex Work

By Lauren Rouse

I'm an accountant: OnlyFans, TikTok, & censorship of online sex work

By Morgan Durfee

Sex workers' rights are human rights

By Melissa Gira Grant
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