Gender in Modern Culture - Liverpool Hope University

Gender in Modern Culture

The Gender in Modern Culture Research Seminar Series is new in 2009-10. Intended to bring together scholars working on gender in the Faculties of Arts and Humanities and Sciences and Social Sciences, the series comprises papers from Liverpool Hope University staff as well as external speakers on a range of topics. The papers deal with gender in the literary and visual arts across the modern period, as well as in contemporary popular culture and embrace a range of approaches - empirical, theoretical, interdisciplinary and so on.

Series Convenor: Dr Amelia Yeates, Lecturer in Art History

10 February 2010

Mark Llewellyn, University of Liverpool

‘Incestuous Poetics in Contemporary Culture'

2pm

FML123, Hope Park

24 February 2010

Rachel Cowgill, Liverpool Hope University

'"Une leçon de grace": Performance, Femininity and Spectatorship at the Italian Opera in early nineteenth-century London'.

5.30 pm

COR110, The Cornerstone

24 March 2010

Ruth Holliday, University of Leeds

‘Bums and Tits: Aesthetic surgery and new femininities'

2pm

FML123, Hope Park

21 April 2010

Julia Downes, University of Leeds

‘“Resist Psychic Death”: The Cultural Politics of Riot Grrrl and Queer Feminist Subculture.’

2pm

AJB011, Hope Park

5 May 2010

Lynn Hilditch, Liverpool Hope University

‘A Photographic Interpretation of Gender in Lee Miller's Wrens in Camera’

12 noon, FML122, Hope Park

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 March 2010 )

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