Movement / City
@MovementCity17
Movement In/And/Of The City is a postgraduate literary conference to be held at the University of Kent on June 16th 2017
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After a wonderful reading, an insightful Q&A with Donna Stonecipher closes out our day in fine style. #MovementCity17
Hickman describes Stonecipher's poetry as 'like being somewhere for the first time'. #MovementCity17
And now for our concluding keynote from Donna Stonecipher, introduced by @Ben_Hickman, Director of @Centre_ModPo. #MovementCity17
Sarah Wilson asks what contemporary conditions prompted Wesker and Berkoff to re-tell the Cable St story in 1958 and 1975. #MovementCity17
With the last paper before our keynote, Sarah Wilson on the Battle of Cable Street. #MovementCity17
George Aird comments on how Laurie Anderson uses technology to invert the male gaze. #MovementCity17
George Aird doing a good job of making Heidegger's 'Being and Time' accessible! #MovementCity17
George Aird talking of extension theory in our experience of city in technological age #MovementCity17 @MovementCity17
George Aird proposes that the modern city dweller is more aware of their orientation than at any time in history. #MovementCity17
Moving into our last panel here at #MovementCity17 as we head towards the finale of a great day of original multidisciplinary scholarship.
Pertinent & exciting paper by Courtenay Bayly on tower blocks & attempts by their literary inhabitants to reclaim them #MovementCity17
Psychogeography, Orwell, Burgess, and the 'Corbusification' of working class life from Courtenay Bayly. #MovementCity17
Catherine Fairfield on 'animalism as a marker of the boundaries of working class behaviour when it becomes "undesirable"'. #MovementCity17
Apposite: in a paper partly about instant consumerism in Dubai, one of our tweets was liked by a 'best Dubai deals' account #MovementCity17
Gleghorn notes that entrapment and immobilisation of immigrant workers in Dubai works in subtle ways as well as obvious ones #MovementCity17
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