NECS 2011 Conference
NECS 2011 Conference
NECS 2011 Conference
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10.45 – 12.30 PANELS D1-D8 (KCL Strand campus)<br />
D1. DESTABILIZED SOUNDS, FRAGMENTED SOCIETIES & FRACTURED MINDS (II)<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Erik Hedling (Lund)<br />
Sounds of Modernity: Bergman and Jazz<br />
Bo Florin (Stockholm)<br />
The Forgotten Dimension: A Case Study of Sound in Roy Andersson‟s Advertising Films<br />
Virginia Bonner (Morrow, GA)<br />
A Tale of Sound and Fury: Jonathan Caouette‟s Tarnation<br />
Patricia Sequeira Brás (London)<br />
Sound as Duration and Repetition<br />
D2. THE POLITICS OF SUB-TITLING<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Samuel Bréan (Paris)<br />
Godard English Cannes: the Reception of Film Socialisme‟s “Navajo English” subtitles<br />
Özlem Köksal (London)<br />
Uses, Abuses and Politics of Subtitles in Film<br />
Adrian Martin (Victoria, Australia)<br />
Words Versus Music: Paradoxes in the Subtitling (or Lack Thereof) of Songs in Film<br />
Roger Macy (Canterbury)<br />
Languages “Unknown To Civilised Man”<br />
D3. PERSPECTIVES ON „MINORITY‟ LANGUAGES (II)<br />
Chair: tba<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Anu Koivunen (Stockholm)<br />
Memory Machine in Minority Language? The Strategies of Swedish-Language Drama in<br />
Finnish Television<br />
Abigail Keating (Cork)<br />
On the Non/fluency of a Transnational Generation: Performing Identity in Contemporary<br />
Irish-language Media<br />
Kate Woodward (Aberystwyth)<br />
„Sleeping with the Enemy‟: The Welsh Language and Film<br />
Elena Panican (Budapest)<br />
Framing the Inarticulate Other. The Politics of Laughter, Language and Soundtrack in<br />
Contemporary Romanian Television<br />
D4. SYNCHRONICITY, ASYNCHRONICITY AND AUDIO-VISION IN EARLY SOVIET<br />
FILM<br />
Chair: Barbara Wurm (Berlin)<br />
Location: KCL Strand campus – room tba<br />
Anke Hennig (Berlin)<br />
Pudovkin and the Asynchrony of Sound<br />
Jana Klenhova (Berlin)<br />
(Re-)Producing Synchronicity<br />
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