Considering themes of violence and resistance, my research will interrogate how female and gay male audiences are invited to watch slasher films in similar ways, identifying with screen narratives based on (hetero)patriarchal cultural experience. 👻🔪🌈✊🏼🦄✨ #M4C19 #DoctoralWeek

#DoctoralWeek #SWWDTP My research compares the treaties and clauses of Byzantium and England during the medieval period. I hope to show which clauses were essential to treaty making; which were unique to each power; and which were common responses to particular circumstance.

My research hopes to uncover the ways in which UK legislation can be amended to become in line with international laws governing rights and protection of the disabled and considers if Irish law may hold the answer. #M4C19 #DoctoralWeek

Looking forward to exploring the reasons why Henry VI was so loved after his death despite his abject record as King #doctoralweek #M4C19

Buster Keaton in SHERLOCK JR (1924) My PhD uncovers the creative process & production history of Keaton's silent comedies by focusing on his film editing. How to trace a process that went unrecorded? Seek out archival traces, look closely & think sideways... #DoctoralWeek #SWWDTP

I look at the politics and poetics of silk as a practice, dress and heritage in Cambodia and the diaspora of Long Beach, CA, focusing on an ethnographic and material approach to transcribe the voices of makers and wearers #Doctoralweek @TECHNEDTP @RCA

My #DoctoralWeek examines the experiences of women subject to community punishment. Using mapmaking, photovoice, and creative writing this research offers a fresh look at an old problem through co-produced creative research- Demonstrating the navigation of gendered social control

Oh okay, #DoctoralWeek . I research the 21st century resurgence of the ukulele through a lens of social and musical identity. Sitting between popular music studies/ethnomusicology/increasingly media studies. 📸: YouTube’s (arguably) biggest ukulele star in 2017, at a convention.

My research will hopefully uncover the lives of C18th foundlings of colour in the London Foundling Hospital, examining their experiences and their socio-economic positions. It will also explore the institution’s links to transatlantic trade and slavery. #M4C19 #doctoralweek

I’m researching the Medical Women’s Federation (MWF) 1879-1948. In the late 19thc it was very difficult to become a doctor if you were a woman! The MWF was founded to campaign for the interests of medical women. This is a taste of my first chapter #DoctoralWeek #M4C19 #m4cfest19

Presenting my first academic poster at the @Midlands4Cities research festival today - it’s on self-presentation strategies in cinquecento dialogues. #DoctoralWeek #PhDChat #phdlife

I'm working on how certain literary narrative tropes translate from print texts to internet platforms e.g. CYOAs (hence the bearded fella below) to Bandersnatch, Performance Poetry to YouTube and the epistolary story to Twitterature #M4CFEST19 #DoctoralWeek

My research looks at museum interpretation and how video games have potential as interpretative tools. Exploring games mechanics, storytelling, affect/emotion and visitor participation. Loving the PhD life so far! #M4CFEST19 #DoctoralWeek

📢No et perdis la 3a edició de la Doctoral Training Week❗️ 📝Recorda que cal fer inscripció prèvia a Campus Virtual > Comunitat > CIFE > Oferta formativa 📲Encara no tens clar quin és el programa❓ Consulta'l aquí mateix!👇 #DoctoralWeek

#AHRC funded research on past human-fox interactions. Advancing our understanding of liminality #DoctoralWeek #m4cfest19 #PhDlife

My project focuses on how British political theatre has employed Gothic modes to engage with national and cultural crises since the turn of the millennium #Brexit #GothsAssemble #m4c19 #DoctoralWeek

Home clothes construction in the context of sustainable fashion: design strategies for promoting development and application of basic sewing skills. Doctoral research starts 2019 @TrentUni thanks to @Midlands4Cities @ahrcpress #doctoralweek #M4C19

My PhD = historical archaeology of hare hunting: its part in the restriction of landscapes to the landed, the moulding of animal bodies as class barriers, and the development of fieldsports. *Nods* #SWWDTP #DoctoralWeek Img: https://t.co/EqUCnTnz8l

#AHRC funded research on intercultural encounter in the colonial Caribbean. I’m taking a new materialist approach to ask if we can archaeologically understand the experiences of encounter. #doctoralweek #m4cfest19 #phdlife

Networking at its best! #M4C19 #doctoralweek