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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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Lyric Videos

Theme week organized by
Martin P. RossouwUniversity of the Free State

Music to My Eyes: Visual Representation of Musical Genre in Lyric Video

By Laura McLaren

Hamilton Anyone? Lyrical Kinetic Typography

By Virginia Kuhn

The Lyric Video as Moving Concrete Poetry, Or: The Pleasures of Eye-Tennis with Tay-Tay

By Martin P. Rossouw

A Never-ending New World: Rehearing Selma from Dancer in the Dark

By Elsie Walker

Costume Dramas with Taylor Swift and Spanish Subtitles: A New Audiovisual Sublime?

By Carol Vernallis

Bent Genres

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Bent Genres in the Cultural Cycle of the Genre Convention

“Promising Young Woman”: An Unexpected Exploration of Consent, Sexual Assault, and Trauma through the Vehicle of Satirical Comedy

By Emily Riewestahl

Documenting the Terrors of Tech: The Dilemma of Narrative in The Social Dilemma

By Ryan Banfi

Skins: 1813

Uncanny Audiences

Theme week organized by
Ethan TusseyGeorgia State University

Bubbles, Lag and the NBA Audience in a Global Pandemic

By Ethan Tussey

The “Television of Attractions:” Digital Video Broadcasting, Science Fiction and Uncanny Audiences

By Julia Peres Guimaraes

Reporting from the Frontlines: Fan Conventions Go Digital

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Adapt or disappear: legacy sports media look to esports ...

By LJFilotrani
Person uses Bodypad game controller to play a game

(Video)Games and Personal Health

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

“It’s a Videogame You Control with Your Vagina”

By Tanya D. Zuk, Ph.D.

It’s not you, it’s Wii: Defining Fitness in Exergames

By Magdalayna Drivas

“It makes everything an equal playing field:” Neoliberalism and the Orangetheory Fitness Mediated Playspace.

By Anthony Dannar

“I Do Things That People with Hands Can’t Even Do”: Streaming Disability and Video Games

Between Mind and Matter: How Meditation Apps Utilize New Media to Shape the Mind

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