Schedule for Saturday, April 20

History of Popular Culture Studies I

Areas: History of PCA and the Popular Culture Movement

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Taft) Session chair: Michael Marsden

	Presenters	Presentation type
Culture of/for the Masses: How Copyright Registration Has Saved Popular Song and Dance at the Library of Congress	Libby Smigel	Paper
The Desires of the Pit: Kenneth Burke as Critic of Popular Culture	Karen E. Whedbee	Paper
Kent State, Campus Unrest, and the Shift in the Basic Cultural Paradigm	Michael Marsden	Paper

When Worlds Collide: Fan Producer Interactions

Areas: Fan Culture & Theory

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Washington Room 3) Session chair: Lisa Macklem, Dominick Grace

	Presenters	Presentation type
Following a Creator/Creating Followers: Authors/Audiences in Supernatural	Dominick Grace Lisa Macklem	Paper
Semi-Social Interaction: Understanding Face-To-Face Fan-Celebrity Interaction	Georgia Carroll	Paper

VI. Anime: Japan

Areas: Asian Popular Culture

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Park Tower STE 8209) Session chair: Wendy Goldberg

	Presenters	Presentation type
Out of Time: An Examination of Time Travel in Stein’s Gate, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, and Mirai of the Future	Angela M Drummond-Mathews	Paper
Anime’s Media Mix in First Gundam: Different Narratives in Television, Film, Novels, and Comics	William Ashbaugh	Paper
Pedagogy as Drama: A Burkean Reading of Anime in the Classroom	Brent Allison	Paper

LeBron James, Australian Moms, Adolescent Bodies, and American Audiences

Areas: Undergraduate Sessions

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Madison A)

	Presenters	Presentation type
What if Joseph Campbell Could Dunk? A Rhetorical Analysis of the Narrative Constructed Around Lebron James	Kristian Bjorn Evans	Paper
Getting Your Body Back: Australian Mom Bodies in Digital and Print Media	Delilah Glidden Jaime DeLuca	Creative work
A Tale of Two Sexes: How Education and Pop Culture Constructs Adolescent Bodies	Lauren Odell Crisp	Paper
An American Occupation: Kyu Sakamoto, an American Audience, and the Cold War Orientalism of “Sukiyaki”	Robyn Paige Perry	Paper
Construction and Destruction of Ideologies in Edith Wharton’s The House of Mirth	Stacie Doughtie	Paper

Collage, Influence, Graphics, and Irony

Areas: Art & Design Culture

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Tyler) Session chair: J Ken Stuckey

	Presenters	Presentation type
Where and When I Labor: The Black Worker in the Collages of Romare Bearden	J Ken Stuckey	Paper
Sideshow Acts and Queasy Invitations: Ironic Titles in the Work of Francis Picabia and Kara Walker	Hannah W. Wong	Paper
A Call to Presses: The Collective Graphics Workshop of the Creative Women’s Collective	Jennifer Noonan	Paper
Craft, Color, & Contours: The Influence of Pop in Contemporary Art	Meganne Rosen	Paper

Heavy Imagery: Fat Representation in Media

Areas: Fat Studies

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Hoover) Session chair: Jeannine Gailey

	Presenters	Presentation type
Of Gloops and Goldbergs: An Analysis of Class and Fatness in American Children’s Films	Rachel Guldin	Paper
Fat Revenge: How Plus-Sized Women are Represented in Popular Television	Claire Elise Uhl	Paper
The Objectification of Fat Bodies through Stock Photography	Bobbi Reidinger	Paper
Fiction Meets Reality: Fat Representation in Dietland	Jeannine Gailey Hannah R Taylor	Paper

Science & Pop Culture VIII: Media Representations

Areas: Science & Popular Culture

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Marriott Balcony A)

	Presenters	Presentation type
Pseudosciencefiction: the Rise and Range of Docufiction	Jessie Casteel	Paper

POETRY XIV. The Stories They Could Re-Tell: Poems of Myths & Tales

Areas: Poetry Studies and Creative Poetry

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Washington Room 6) Session chair: Sarah Ann Winn

	Presenters	Presentation type
Of Gods and Superheroes: Myth Wherewith We See the World	Marissa Glover	Creative work
The Stories They Could Tell: Reimagining Mother Goose	Karen Bjork Kubin	Creative work
In the Witch’s Wet Pines: Poems from Says the Forest to the Girl	Sally Rosen Kindred	Creative work
We Join These Myths Already in Progress	Sarah Ann Winn	Creative work

Artificial Intelligence and Biopolitics

Areas: Philosophy and Culture

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Marriot Balcony B) Session chair: Jason Eberl

	Presenters	Presentation type
THE DAWN OF MEN AND THE DIGITAL AGE: 2001: SPACE ODYSSEY REVISED	Shai Biderman	Paper
Awake (and pissed off)—On a productive tension between Westworld’s first and second seasons	Trip McCrossin	Paper
CYLONS ARE PEOPLE TOO: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA ON PERSONHOOD AND BIOPOLITICS	Jason Eberl	Paper
Replicant Birth; Moral Miscarriage	Brooke Rudow	Paper

XII: Neoliberal Concepts in Everyday Culture

Areas: Education, Teaching, History & Popular Culture

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - 8:00am to 9:30am (Virginia A) Session chair: Alyssa Jayne Martin

	Presenters	Presentation type
Seizing the Supernatural: Seizures as Narrative Devices Representing the Supernatural Body in Penny Dreadful and The Exorcism of Emily Rose	Alyssa Jayne Martin	Paper
Logical Revenge in Everyday Arguments of Privilege	Eric David Berg	Paper
The Erotics of Constructed Violation: Fangirls and the Profitability of Dubious Consent	Madison Hyman Maya Josepha Dworsky	Paper
Purity Equals Death: Undoing the Unified Field Theory of Purity Politics	Keridwen Luis	Paper

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