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InReach10x | Professor Helen Wheatley
IAS Seminar Room C0.02

On Thursday 29th of February, we will have Professor Helen Wheatley from the Film and Television Studies. Helen will be giving a talk titled 'Ghost Town: Exploring Posthumous Television and Doing Engaging Research'

Ghost Town: Exploring Posthumous Television and Doing Engaging Research

Professor Helen Wheatley

IAS Seminar Room, 13.30 - 14.30

This talk will explore ideas from Helen Wheatley鈥檚 latest book, Television/Death (Ediburgh University Press, 2024) that positions television as the posthumous medium par excellence, building on previous critical explorations of the relationship between death and other photographic media. Helen will use this as a springboard for thinking about how she has tackled the question of why and to whom her research matters.

 

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