Postdigital Intimacies - registration open!

Gary Hall <[email protected]>
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*Postdigital Intimacies Symposium *
*11am-4pm/ Wednesday 20th March, *
*Disruptive Media Learning Lab (DMLL) Coventry University 3rd floor 
Lanchester Library*
*(Lunch included). *

Register for free and info: 
https://www.coventry.ac.uk/research/about-us/research-events/2019/postdigital-intimacies-symposium/ 
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      Event details

Digital culture has radically changed how we relate to ourselves and 
others, shaping intimate moments and mediating the spaces between public 
and private realms of life.This exploratory series understands these as 
‘postdigital’ in that they change real, physical lived experience, 
rather than existing wholly in the digital. Defined in this way, 
Postdigital Intimacies addresses important issues in how we make sense 
of our minds, bodies, relationships and emotional worlds.

Speakers include:


        Dr Amber Martin-Woodhead

Lecturer in Human Geography, Coventry University. /‘Sex Shops and Erotic 
Boutiques: Geographies of Sex-Product Retailing in Contemporary EnglandÂ’/


        Dr Simon Goodman

Research Fellow for the Centre of Innovative Research Across the Life 
Course, Coventry University. /‘How a photograph of a drowned refugee 
child turned a migrant crisis into a refugee crisisÂ’/


        Dr Kaitlynn Mendes

Associate Professor in Media and Communication, University of Leicester. 
/‘Digitized disclosures of sexual violence: Curating postdigital 
intimacies in contemporary timesÂ’/


        Silvia Diaz Fernandez

PhD candidate, Centre for Postdigital Cultures /‘Lad Culture as a Sticky 
Atmosphere: Navigating Sexism and Misogyny in the Student-Centred 
Nighttime EconomyÂ’/


      Enquiries

For enquiries please contact Esme Spurling

[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>









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