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Dear Film & Philosophy Community,

Re: MIT Conference MiT9 - Media in Transition.

Information:  http://web.mit.edu/comm-forum/mit9/subs/call.html

As you may know, this weekend is a deadline for the submission of paper
proposals for the 9th Media in Transition (MiT9) conference at MIT in
Boston (May 1-3), which focuses this year on audiences, and is titled
"Mediating Audiences."

If you are interested in an anthropological approach toward media (and
film) studies, please consider submitting a proposal (and hopefully,
joining as an audience or participants). If you do not plan to attend,
please contact us for information on future collaborative projects
involving this method/angle.

We submitted a panel proposal for MiT9, and will welcome additional papers
to extend the discussion beyond the two papers below:

PANEL:
Ritual Circles from Stonehenge to Singularity -
Toward an Anthropological Theory of the Audience

PAPER 1.
Mediating Audiences: The Symbolic Construction of Community and the Genre
System as Socio-Cultural Frameworks

PAPER 2.
No Trespassing! Ins-and-Outs of Fictional Worlds:
Audiences’ Twisted Paths across Textual Borders

Please get in touch for more information, if interested in this
panel/approach, or in developing collaborative projects.

If you wish to join our panel, please send your abstracts to this email (or
 contact.storytellingonscreen.com) and to the MiT9 conference contact email
asap: [log in to unmask]


We will post updates under NEWS on storytellingonscreen.com

For all who are interested but can't attend, MiT conferences usually post
abstracts online and publish a follow-up volume with selected papers.

Best regards,

Lily Alexander, Ph.D.
NYU/CUNY

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1492719951

https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/fictional-worlds-i/id934411580?ls=1&mt=13

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