Hawke Research Institute
| 9.00–9.30 am | Welcome to country by Kaurna Elder Lewis O'Brien |
| Welcome to the conference by Prof Peter Høj, Vice Chancellor and President of the University of South Australia | |
| 9.30–11.00 am | Keynote speech Elspeth Probyn, 'Swimming with tuna: introducing some emotional geographies in South Australia' Keynote speech Sara Ahmed, 'Happiness as an affective geography' |
| 11.00–11.30 am | Coffee/tea break |
| 11.30 am – 1.00 pm | Day 1 Session 1 Concurrent sessions |
| Creative industries | |
| '"Ah, the serenity":
emotional geographies of outer suburban
creative industries', Christy Collis and
Emma Felton 'Seasonality, affect and creativity: lessons from a creative topical city', Susan Luckman 'The emotional capital of Tianjin's cultural heritage', Maurizio Marinelli 'Elation and anxiety: the spectacle of the future in Shanghai's Expo 2010', Mark Harrison |
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| Love | |
| '"But my heart it's all Indian":
gender and the affective fictions of
globalisation', Tanya Ann Kennedy 'Constructing the homo sapiens amans: love as the basis of social life in Humberto Maturana's Biology of love', Sergio Holas Véliz 'You mean the world to me? Love, space and scale in Russian doll geography', Eleanor Wilkinson |
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| Mind and body | |
| 'The drifting body: the role of affect
and practice in the production of
place', Cameron Duff 'Sleep, emotions and the embodied person', Yasmine Musharbash |
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| Landscapes/architecture | |
| 'The path of most
resistance: mapping the emotional
landscapes of Resistance fighters in
northeast Italy during World War 2',
Sarah de Nardi 'Being there and loving it: tourism and affect at the Sydney Opera House', Naomi Stead 'Landscapes of an unforgettable past: WWII memorialisation in Poland', Danielle Drozdzewski |
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| 1.00–2.00 pm | Lunch in Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, Hawke Building |
| 2.00–3.30 pm | Day 1 Session 2 Concurrent sessions |
| Education/teaching | |
| 'Passionate
politics and affective spaces of
becoming in education', Deborah Youdell 'Pedagogy, affect and responsibility at the periphery of schooling', Sam Sellar '"This school was the hardest I've ever worked in": school principals, emotional labour and haecceity', Margaret Freund 'Mapping the emotional and embodied terrain of queer classroom research: constituting student, teacher, and researcher subjectivities in a high school health class', Kathleen Quinlivan |
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| Indigenous spaces | |
| 'Affective attachment
to land tested by fire', Janice Elder 'Dialects of racism: how the interface of emotions, authority and geography impacts on the delivery of human services for Aboriginal peoples', Heidi Nietz 'Beauty and the bush: environmentalism, tourism, and images of reconciliation', Debra Dudek 'An-other space: spatial concepts in Dirt music and Indigenous art', Britta Kuhlenbeck |
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| Medical emotion I | |
| 'In the kingdom of the sick', Kay
Ferres 'Empathy and the clinic: toward an understanding of emotional geographies in general practice', George RE Marshall 'A day at a modest Bangkok cosmetic surgery clinic', Meredith Jones 'Syringe sensation', Nicole Vitellone |
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| Panel: Border panic | |
| 'Touching bodies,
touching hearts: bodily boundaries and
the limits of compassion', Genevieve
Berrick '"Emotional baggage": refugees and the movement of feeling', Anna Szorenyi 'Unlocking the emotional borders of home: managing publicity, privacy and intimacy', Andrew Gorman-Murray 'Sounds of home: listening and the emotional practices of place making', Gordon Waitt and Michelle Duffy |
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| 3.30–4.00 pm | Coffee/tea break |
| 4.00–5.30 pm | Day 1 Session 3 Concurrent sessions |
| Cities | |
| 'Patinas of place: Hanoi and Ho Chi
Minh City', Marsha Berry 'Spatial enjoyment in the central square of a Yucatec Maya town (Mexico)', Denise Fay Brown 'Taste, distaste, disgust and renewal', Maree Pardy |
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| Food/consumption | |
| 'Conflicting emotions of the
backpacking food tourist', Emily
Falconer 'Singapore's rebirth: re-enchanting the bland in a culture of consumption', Chris Hudson '"Gam yafa vegam offa! [in Hebrew] She is pretty and she bakes too": Jewish-Israeli migrant mothers' foodways in New Zealand – towards understanding senses and emotions', Hadas Ore |
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| Medical emotion II | |
| 'One last breath: death
and dying in life and living', Katrina
Jaworski 'The affective landscapes of antidepressant use', Kim McLeod 'I'm fine as I am! ... I'm all right! There's nothing wrong with me', Kristina Bradford and Su Upton |
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| Panel: The emotional geographies of education | |
| 'Getting emotional
about "brain mobility"', Jane Kenway and
Johannah Fahey 'The emotional geographies of neo-liberal school reforms: spaces of refuge and containment', Karen Nairn and Jane Higgins 'Teachers' tears and the affective geography of the classroom', Megan Watkins |
| 9.00–11.00 am | Keynote speech Irene Watson, 'Progress and the death wish of colonialism' Keynote speech Jennifer Biddle, 'Art under occupation' |
| 11.00–11.30 am | Coffee/tea break |
| 11.30 am – 1.00 pm | Day 2 Session 1 Concurrent sessions |
| Gendered spaces | |
| 'The affective
politics of festivals', Lisa Slater,
Gordon Waitt and Michelle
Duffy 'Contested spaces: American abortion clinics', Lori Brown 'The point: surfing, geography and a sensual life of young men and masculinity on the Gold Coast, Australia', Clifton Evers 'Women, risk and resilience: the alchemy and cartography of affect', Angelique Edmonds |
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| Ethics, aesthetics and poetics | |
| 'Awash in ideality: this is
satisfactory', Dennis Leavens 'Glomping and the multicultural sublime', Paul Kingsbury 'Writing landscape/landscape writing', Linda Marie Walker 'Forgetting books', Dr Andrew Dearman |
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| Childhood and youth | |
| 'Emotional capital?
Barrier or enabler for physical activity
and play in inner city children?'
Christina Ergle and
Robin Kearns 'Safety, pleasure and identity: reading the emotional qualities of space through the action of children', Rita Gomes Batista 'The race for space: youth subcultures and space', Clementine Hill 'Emo-culture in contemporary China and intra-East Asia cultural transnationalism', Fang Wang |
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| Panel: Sensualities and spaces of emotion | |
| 'Authentic Pontic dance: a bodily way of
making absence present', Valerie Liddle 'Creating the right "vibe": exploring the utilisation of space at hip hop concerts in Adelaide', Dianne Rodger 'Sensual feasting: transforming emotions and spaces in Lihir, Papua New Guinea', Susan Hemer '"Dancing for joy": exploring sensual links between emotion, movement and space in rural Papua New Guinea', Alison Dundon |
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| 1.00–2.00 pm | Lunch in Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, Hawke Building |
| 2.00–3.30 pm | Day 2 Session 2 Concurrent sessions |
| Emotional capitalism | |
| 'Marketing subjectivity through
the affective domains of media culture', Anne
Begg 'Placing bets and paying one's dues: managers' attitudes to making music', Pearl Panickar 'Relaxation and the reaffirmation of a sense of self: the emotive role of leisure spaces for western development workers in PNG', Jack Aisbett 'The emotional geographies of the American religious right and their conservative Protestant base', Catherine Smith |
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| Sex and sexuality | |
| 'Reconstructing "desire" in
everyday spaces and practices: male sex workers
in Puerto Vallarta (western Mexico)', Cristóbal
Mendoza 'Emotive methodologies: reflections on the use of solicited diaries and self-directed photography in intimate geography research', Carey-Ann Morrison 'Tasteful feelings: the taste politics of emotional style as sexual style in The L word', Sarah Cefai |
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| 3.30–4.00 pm | Coffee/tea break |
| 4.00–5.30 pm | Day 2 Session 3 Concurrent sessions |
| Emotional labour | |
| 'Embodiment of care, emotional
labour and gender: the undervaluing of nurses'
work in aged residential care', Valerie Adams 'Body, subjectivity, action and emotional labour: investigating the emotion experiences(s) of the music performer during performance', Andrew Geeves and Doris McIlwain 'Giving birth to the socially just teacher: an emotional labour', Helen Ovsienko and Marie Brennan |
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| Queer | |
| 'Queer inhabitation in the
spaces of neo-liberalism', Kyja Noack-Lundberg 'Desiring The circuit', Mary Lou Rasmussen and Vicki Crowley 'Hanging by a thread: the fine lines of emotional safety', Julia Horncastle |
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| Spaces of conflict | |
| '"The ground on which we live": emotional
geographies of postcolonial belonging', Haydie
Gooder 'Psychopathology and emotions at Cordoba's psychiatry (Argentina) in early twentieth century', Fernando Ferrari 'Righteous indignation online: China's angry/shit youth', Kaz Ross |
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| 6.00–8.00 pm | Conference drinks with
Yalumba at the Samstag Museum Guest: Dr Cecil Camilleri, Manager, Sustainable Wine Programs, Yalumba Wine Company |
| 9.30–11.00 am | Day 3 Session 1 Concurrent sessions |
| Media | |
| 'Enthusiasm, magazines and an
event-based conception of the scene',
Glen Fuller 'Emotion, sociality and documentary film', Belinda Smaill 'Films, friends and place: the emotional geographies of Australian rural cinema attendance', Karina Aveyard 'Shooting affect: emotion as documentary film form', Simon Wilmot |
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| Urban spaces | |
| 'Keeping effective and
affective dimensions of transport on the
rails: passenger experiences of crowding
in carriages and on platforms in the
Australian rail industry', Lily Hirsch,
Kirrilly Thompson and Mathew Thomas 'American masculinity in the context of grief', Jessica Merrick 'Hope as an emotional landscape', Peter Bishop and Alison Mackinnon |
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| Panel: Emotional geographies and histories of Tokyo | |
| 'Negotiating the
physical and emotional geographies of
twenty-first century urban Japan in
Tokyo sonata', Romit Dasgupta 'Street kids: Japanese popular culture fantasies of homelessness', Alisa Freedman 'Queer streets in Tokyo: counter-hegemonic memory and subjugated knowledge', Katsuhiko Suganuma 'Memories and memorials of protest in central Tokyo', Vera Mackie 'Mis-performing and misbehaving in Chikatetsu Hiroba (Underground Plaza) 1970', Peter Eckersall |
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| 11.00–11.30 am | Coffee/tea break |
| 11.30 am – 1.00 pm | Day 3 Session 2 Concurrent sessions |
| Human and non-human | |
| 'Emotion, space, animality', Stephen Loo and Undine
Sellbach 'Intercorporeal and interpenetrative human–animal relations: technological mediation of the human–horse–bull network in the bullfight from horseback (rejoneo)', Kirrilly Thompson 'Whaling: affect and meaning in the context of an industrial museum', Janice Baker |
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| Transnational emotions/migration | |
| 'Spaces of belonging amongst
tertiary-educated migrants', Rosie
Roberts 'Mapping Africa in Mile End: Injera and forgiveness', Jean Duruz 'Refugee support organisations in Britain and their construction of asylum seeker vulnerability', Sophia Rainbird |
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| Panel: Pleasure, travel, affect | |
| 'Emotional places,
emotional experiences: tourists'
experiences at screen-tourism
locations', Sangkyun Kim '"He made me rondon soup": food, appetite, and carnal tourism in Costa Rica', Susan Frohlick 'Holiday "marriage": intricate relatedness and new heteronormativitities', Ana Dragojlovic 'At the junction of the aesthetic and erotic: towards an anthropology of pleasure', Tom Selwyn |
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| Panel: Media technologies and affect | |
| 'Mobile emotions: the
affects of network listening', Kate
Crawford 'Technologies of sound and affect in domestic spaces', Jo Tacchi 'Mobile media and the affordance–affect relation', Ingrid Richardson 'Private grieving, informal memorials and appropriating public space', Gerry Bloustien |
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| 1.00–2.00 pm | Lunch in Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, Hawke Building |
| 2.00–3.30 pm | Day 3 Session 3 Concurrent sessions |
| Religion/spirituality | |
| 'The ordering of
emotions: religious ecstasy, gender and
"race" in colonial India', Margaret
Allen 'Making space for stillness: experiencing places of retreat in contemporary Britain', David Conradson 'Post-secular urban culture and sacred space', Peter Nynäs 'A meditation on virtuous spaces', Elaine Stratford |
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| Travel and tourism/self and place | |
| 'The colonial gaze and its other: travel
writing on India and England', Shvetal
Vyas 'Sentient spaces, intimate encounters: emotional tensions between "hosts" and "guests" in Sydney's tourist/leisure/residential geographies', Fiona Allon |
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| Panel: Mediated feeling generating affect across distance | |
| 'Emotion, performative
affect and male stars in contemporary
Hollywood', Hannah Hamad 'Mediatised affect: feeling across the small screen', Misha Kavka '"Touching from a distance": affective geographies in distanced fandom', Scott Wilson |
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| Panel: A palpable absence: affect, space, story | |
| 'Barrow and cart:
keeping life, keeping love', Vicki Crowley
and Lisa McDonald 'Affective pedagogy: art and the re-imagining of youth at risk', Anna Hickey-Moody 'Animal synonyms: fauna, creatures, beasts, wildlife and us', Julie Matthews |
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| 4.00–6.00 pm | Keynote speech Stephanie Hemelryk Donald, 'Consuming the revolution: humour, friendship and the shaming of politics in the work of Liu Dahong' Keynote speech Sophie Watson, 'Public affect effects: enacting in/civilities in public space' |
| 6.00 pm – | Concluding remarks by Prof Elspeth Probyn |
