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The  Literature.Culture.Media Center proudly presents the schedule for our  Third Annual Research Slam, taking place on Friday, May 21. We are  fortunate to have a group that spans disciplines from Computer Science  to Women's Studies to History and an historical range from the early  modern to the present day. Please join us for a hyperactive afternoon of interdisciplinarity and temporal disruption to celebrate the myriad  ways that humanities research can meet with technological disciplines.
UCSB’s  Literature.Culture.Media Center is devoted to investigating and  highlighting innovative ways of combining traditional humanities  research with concepts and methodologies related to information media  and technology. The goal of the Research Slam is to combine the best  features of traditional academic humanities venues like lectures and  roundtables and combine them with the free-flowing, hyperattentive and  participatory focus of the poster session and poetry slam. The format  includes a series of parallel presentations, followed by a plenary  discussion at the end of the afternoon. Glow necklaces will be provided!
3rd  Annual Research Slam
Opening Remarks: 12:50 (South Hall 2635)
Session  1: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (SH 2635)
Salman Bakht (Media Arts and  Technology) – Nodes and Passages
Anne Cong-Huyen (English) - The  Transnational Geo-Social Configurations of Catfish and Mandala
Zach  Horton (English)/Lindsay Thomas (English) – Academic Media Production as  Generative Circuit: The Collaborative Media Commons
Jana Remy (UCI  History) - Scholars and the Social Web
Amanda Phillips (English) –  The Potentials of Network Mapping for Hypertext Studies
Session  2: 2:10 - 3:10 (Early Modern Center - SH 2510)
Roberta Gilman  (Linguistics, History) – In Place, Out of Place: "Bordertown" Hip Hop
Zach  Horton (English)/Alison Reed (English) - Language as Pure Affect:  Emoticon Shakespeare
Penny Richards (UCLA Center for the Study of  Women) – Letters from Sanquhar/The Mordecai Female Academy: Transcribing  Women's History Through Blogging
Liberty Stanavage (English) -  Speaking Revenge: Analyzing Revengers' Rhetoric Through Language  Visualization
Session 3: 3:20 - 4:20 (Literature.Culture.Media  Center - SH 2509)
Harrison Desantis (English)/Jonathan Svilar  (English, Philosophy) - Monster Mashup
Laura Devendorf (Computer  Science) - Association Constellations
Pehr Hovey (Media Arts and  Technology) – Tweet Delete: Visualizing Erasure Online
Amanda  Phillips (English) - On the Download: The Sexual Economies of Second  Life
Dana Solomon (English) – Twitter Urban Sensorium Project
Closing  Remarks/Plenary Session 4:30 - 5:30 (South Hall 2635)
Reception  to follow.
 
 
 
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