Dear Screen-L subscribers

Papers from the fourth annual MeCCSA Postgraduate Conference held at the University of the West of England on 12-13 July 2007 have now been published in the second issue of the e-journal of the MeCCSA PGN, 'Networking Knowledge' (ISSN 1755-9944).


The second issue of the journal can be accessed directly at:


http://journalhosting.org/meccsa-pgn/index.php/netknow/issue/current <http://journalhosting.org/meccsa-pgn/index.php/netknow/issue/current> 

 

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Contents

 

Steve Jobs: the human logo - Chloe Peacock

 

Interpersonal Communication Competence in SME Internationalization - Pipsa Purhonen

 

One Form, Many Letters: Fluid and transient letterforms in screen-based typographic artefacts - Barbara Brownie

 

Dressing up as Vampires: Virtual vamps - negotiating female identity in cyberspace - Maria Mellins

 

The Playwright as Filmmaker: History, Theory and Practice - Othniel Smith

 

The evolution of Hollywood's representation of Arabs before 9/11: the relationship between political events and the notion of 'Otherness' - Sulaiman Arti

 

"Little Englander" : Fawlty Towers - A textual analysis of nationalistic ideology - Matthew Bartley

 

Reducing the difference between citizens and consumers: a critical discourse analysis of the Communications White Paper 2000 - Simon Dawes

 

The Ideology of Objectivity: Constructs of Language in the Popular Press of Early Twentieth-Century Britain - Claudia Heske

 

Explaining Media Frames of Contested Foreign Conflicts: Irish National 'Opinion Leader' Newspapers' Frames of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (July 2000 to July 2004) - Mary O'Regan

 

The Killer Father and the Final Mother: Womb-Envy in The Cell - Shweta Sharma

 

Photojournalism as a Creator of Values: otherness in Sámi representations - Heli Lehtela

 

Music, identity, and oblivion - Gerry Moorey

 

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With best wishes

Iain Robert Smith
Communications Officer - MeCCSA Postgraduate Network

 

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