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[cid:3481103704_995700]Journalism, Media and Democracy (JMAD) Conference Call for Papers: Media, War and Memory September 18ˆ19, 2014 Auckland University of Technology Venue: Sir Paul Reeves Building Keynote Speakers: Andrew Hoskins, University of Glasgow Fay Anderson, Monash University
A century after 1914, it is timely to consider how World War I was started, prosecuted and reported on, from different national perspectives. How does this conflict appear in retrospect? As a prequel to World War II? The Œbeginning‚ of the 20th century? Or as an avoidable, stand-alone catastrophe? These questions provoke wider reflection upon the connections between media, war and memory. What are these connections? How have they changed over time? Conference participants will, we hope, respond to these questions. To this end, the following themes suggest themselves.
World War I · Paths to war, patterns of news coverage · Diplomacy, communication and the telegraph · Atrocities and propaganda · Frontline testimonials, journalism, poetry · Domestic dissent Australia and NZ coverage of Œoverseas‚ conflicts · Boer War, WWI, WWII · Cold war conflicts; Malaysia, Vietnam, Timor, Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. · ANZAC mythologies · Wartime censorship · War, mobilization and dissent
Race, culture, genocide · Imperialism, colonialism, indigineity · Jewish holocaust · Armenian massacres · Testimonies, amnesia War, propaganda, ideology · Chomsky, Herman and the Œpropaganda‚ model · News Œframing‚ and war coverage · Orientalism and colonial wars · War and national identity · Memorialism; ceremonies, monuments, museums · Forgotten wars
Gender and depictions of war · Masculinity, heroism · War and patriarchy · War, rape, testimony · Women war journalists ·<span style="font-size: 7pt; fon
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