Wednesday 19th October






SESSIONS
 SALÓN DE GRADOS / SALÓN DE ACTOS


SESSIONS
 ROOM 0.1


SESSIONS
 ROOM 1.3




8:30-9:00 REGISTRATION




9:00-9:30 OPENING SESSION

SALÓN DE GRADOS






9:30-10:30 PLENARY SESSION 
MONIKA BEDNAREK, Language and Representation in Indigenous-Authored Television

CHAIR: Carmen Gregori-Signes

SALÓN DE GRADOS






PANEL 1    (SALÓN DE GRADOS · 10:40-12:10)


PANEL 2    (ROOM 0.1 · 10:40-12:10)


PANEL 3    (ROOM 1.3 · 10:40-12:10)

Mercedes Díez-Prados and Ana B. Cabrejas-Peñuelas, Co-Construction of Gender Roles through Character Interaction in the Most-Watched TV Series: The Case of Daenerys and Tokio


Brian Goss, Mad Men (2007-2015) and the Road to Ideologised Capitalist Transcendence


Alicia Ricart Vayá and Miguel Ángel Jordán Enamorado, Analysis of Gender Differences Regarding the Use of Metadiscourse Markers in the Doctor-Patient Interaction of Two American TV Series

Sonia Maria Melchiorre, The "Spare-Me-The Word Strategy" in Mainstream TV Series: Scriptwriting, Censorship and LGBT+ Audiences


Andrea Bernardelli, Watchmen: History, Fiction, and Contemporaneity


Olivia Badoi, Putting a Stake through the Heart of the Issue: Rewriting the Vampire Narrative in the Context of The Black Lives Matter Movement

Andreea Rosca, How Cognitive Linguistics can Help us Decode Phrasal Verbs


Carolina Toscano, Transgressive Mothering in Working Moms


Tamara Drummond, From Hart to Hart to Vampire Diaries and Blindspot: (Gender) Identities in American TV Series

CHAIR: Sergio Maruenda-Bataller

 

CHAIR: Barry Pennock-Speck

 

CHAIR: Begoña Clavel-Arroitia

 

 

 

 

 

COFFEE BREAK 12:10-12:40

 

 

 

 

 

PANEL 4    (SALÓN DE GRADOS · 12:40-14:10)


PANEL 5    (ROOM 0.1 · 12:40-14:10)


PANEL 6     (ROOM 1.3 · 12:40-14:10)

Christoph A. Buettner, Domestic Work as a Driver of Gendered Inequalities: MAID (U.S.A., Netflix 2021)


Carmen Maíz-Arévalo, Out and Proud! A Pragmalinguistic Analysis of Fictional and Real Coming Out Speeches


José Antonio Calañas Continente, Greenwashing, MeToo-washing, Pink-washing, BLM-washing: Political Correctness, Sensitivity and Rewriting Stories

Nieves Alberola, From Rags to Riches or Vice Versa? Food, Poverty and Gender in Wisteria Lane


Sally Burgess and Sheila María Doniz Linares, Fictional DTVSs as Data for Undergraduate Studies of Socio-Pragmatic and Linguistic Stereotyping


Paola Attolino, Turning "Diversity" into "Normality": The Idea of "Afroitalianness" in the Netflix Series Zero

 


Timothy Ryan Day, I See a Damaged Planet: Biosemiotics and Reconstituting the Human through Shakespeare in Station Eleven


María Concepción Brito-Vera and María Luz González-Rodríguez, Crossings and Assemblages of Matter and the Visual in the TV Series Hierro

CHAIR: Noemí Barrera-Rioja

 

CHAIR: Mercedes Díez-Prados

 

CHAIR: Andreea Rosca






LUNCH BREAK 14:10-16:00






PANEL 7    (SALÓN DE ACTOS · 16:00-17:30)


PANEL 8    (ROOM 0.1 · 16:00-17:30)


 

Guillermo Martinez, A Statistical Insight into Script-Level Gender Characterization in Streaming TV Series


Joanna Byszuk and Bartłomiej Kunda, Coping Strategies Used by Male Young Adults in Contemporary TV Series


 

Sezen Kayhan, Hinted Homosexuality: Censorship and Control over Turkish Netflix Originals


Angelo Sollano, From Artificial Feelings through Suffered Womanhood to the Awareness of Being Superior: The (Linguistic) Evolution of Maeve Millay in Westworld


 

Antonio Rivera Arnaldos, Transcultural Narratives: The Case of Spanish "Anime" TV Series


Albert Martí Ferrer, 'The Waldo Moment' and How Populist Discourse Is Built


 

CHAIR: José Santaemilia-Ruíz

 

CHAIR: Claudia Alonso-Recarte


 






17:40-18:40 PLENARY SESSION 
THOMAS MESSERLI, Seriously Funny: The Margins of Humour in Netflix Stand-Up Comedy Specials

CHAIR: Carmen Gregori-Signes

SALÓN DE ACTOS
















Thursday 20th October






PANEL 9    (SALÓN DE ACTOS · 9:00-10:30)


PANEL 10    (ROOM 0.1 · 9:00-10:30)


PANEL 11    (ROOM 1.3 · 9:00-10:30)

Mariana Schwartz, Dressing a Feminist Dystopia: The Costume Design of Station Eleven


Eulàlia Rubio Panadès, Adult Material: Sexual Violence Representation After #MeToo


Isabel Córdoba Párraga, Attitudinal Positioning in Sexist Humour: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Andrea Sofía Regueira Martín, "There are Millennials who are like 40": Gen Z and Precarious Transitions to Adulthood in Hacks


Noemí Barrera-Rioja, How to Get Away with Rape: Privilege and Consent on Anatomy of a Scandal


Noelia Marques-Cobeta, Homosexuality and Humour: Analysing Stereotypes

Anna Bílá, The Multi-Diverse Character of Why Women Kill: A Semiotic Approach


Verena Minow, Conceptualisations of Fatherhood in The Mandalorian


Jacopo Pinna and Raimonda Collegiani, Compliments in Sitcoms: Communication between Women and Men in The Big Bang Theory and How I Met Your Mother

CHAIR: Cristina Santaemilia  

 

CHAIR: Dina Pedro

 

CHAIR: Patricia Palomino-Manjón






10:40-11:40 PLENARY SESSION
ROBERTA PIAZZA, The Ideological Fictionality of Documentary Series on Gypsies and Travellers

CHAIR: Sergio Maruenda-Bataller

SALÓN DE ACTOS






COFFEE BREAK 11:40-12:10






PANEL 12   (SALÓN DE ACTOS · 12:10-13:40)


PANEL 13    (ROOM 0.1 · 12:10-13:40)


PANEL 14    (ROOM 1.3 · 12:10-13:40)

Ángel Mateos-Aparicio Martín-Albo, 'No Planet for Old Men': Anti-Boomer Sentiment and the Representation of the Aged in Altered Carbon


Jorge Martínez-Lucena, The Clinic of Emptiness in the TV Series Euphoria


Maria T. Soto-Sanfiel and Isabel Villegas Simón, LGTBIQ+ Activism in the Creation of Characters for TV Series

Sara Corrizzato and Silvia Cavalieri, "A house is much more than a home. It's family": The Linguistic Construction of Black LGBTQ Identities in Pose


Pilar Illanes Vicioso, Shifting Docility in Hegemonic Male Bodies in Euphoria


Javier Acevedo, Queer Virtuality: Identity and Exile in Élite's Online Community

Joanna Byszuk, What Makes a Captain: Quantitative Analysis of Discourses of Power across Star Trek Series


Laura Calvo Gens, Gazing the Desires of Images: Subversions and Revisions through the Visual and Cultural References of Euphoria


Roberto Huertas Gutiérrez, The Aesthetic of Fanfic and Queer Renegotiations on Historical TV: The Case of Our Flag Means Death and Dickinson

CHAIR: Sonia Melchiorre

 

CHAIR: Ana B. Cabrejas-Peñuelas

 

CHAIR: Joaquín Primo-Pacheco






LUNCH BREAK 13:40-16:00






PANEL 15    (SALÓN DE ACTOS · 16:00-17:30)


PANEL 16    (ROOM 0.1 · 16:00-17:30)



Sofia Duarte, "When things fall apart, we find out who we really are": Human-Animal Hybridity in Netflix's Sweet Tooth (2021-)


Cristina Santaemilia, "This was my Heartstopper": Fandom Queering and Canon Queerbaiting in Supernatural (2005-2020), Merlin (2008-2012), and Sherlock (2010-2017)



Cristina M. Tello, "Hello, I'm fat, You know?": Exploring the Televisual Characterisation of Annie Easton in Shrill


Valeria Franceschi and Valentina Romanzi, Parental Androids: An Analysis of Non-Normative Care Discourse in Contemporary Televised Science Fiction



Diana Ortega Martín, Affects, Effects, and Impacts: The Role of Social Inequality in Shane Meadows' The Virtues (2019)


María Ángeles Toda Iglesia, Character Formulas and Gender Difference: The Female Helper in CBS's Elementary



CHAIR: Carmen Maíz-Arévalo

 

CHAIR: Luisa Chierichetti








17:40-18:40 PLENARY SESSION:
ALBERTO N. GARCÍA, Windows or Mirrors? The Battle over Representation in Contemporary TV Series

CHAIR: Joaquín Primo-Pacheco

SALÓN DE ACTOS






21:30 CONFERENCE DINNER
















Friday 21st October






PANEL 17    (SALÓN DE ACTOS · 9:30-11:00)


PANEL 18    (ROOM 0.1 · 9:30-11:00)


 

Nadia Gil Abadía, The Postfeminist Fantasy in 30 Rock


Marianna Lya Zummo, Framing Diversity in Teen Drama: A Case Study



Rafael Ventura, Understanding LGBTIQ+ Characters in TV Series


Xelo Forés Rossell, Sons of Anarchy: Non-Canonical Shakespearean Fiction as Cultural Activism



Ana I. Barragán-Romero and Maria-Teresa Gordillo-Rodriguez, The Handmaid's Tale: Feminism, Power and Propaganda


Marta Rocchi, Lorenzo Cattani and Guglielmo Pescatore, On-Screen and Off-Screen Gender Equality in European Netflix Productions



CHAIR: Cristina M. Tello

 

CHAIR: Victor Huertas-Martín

 







COFFEE BREAK 11:00-11:20




PANEL 19   (SALÓN DE ACTOS · 11:20-12:50)


PANEL 20    (ROOM 0.1 · 11:20-12:50)



Reinhold Viehoff, "History in TV series is: male" - A Look at TV Series on History and Their Protagonists


Paola Brembilla, Social Responsibility or Woke-Washing? Strategies of Inclusiveness in Italian TV Series



Kristyn Gorton and Sarah Lahm, Gender and Narrative Complexity in the Half-Hour Television Drama


Romana Andò and Maria Elena Alampi, A Girls' Eye-View: Exploring Girlhood Media Representations through the Lens of Italian Female Adolescence



María Luisa Cerdán Bermejo, Townsend's Comedy-Drama Adapted for a TV Series


Stefania Antonioni and Chiara Checcaglini, New Girls: Italian Teen Series Challenging Conventional Representations



CHAIR: Sofía Duarte

 

CHAIR: Miguel Fuster-Márquez








13:00-14:00 PLENARY SESSION:
BRETT MILLS, The Species Problem: Animals, Animation and Representation

CHAIR: Claudia Alonso-Recarte

SALÓN DE ACTOS

 

 

 

 

 

CLOSING SESSION

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