The Graduate Center—City University of New York
Friday, November 5, 2010
8:00 am – 3:30 pm
365 Fifth Ave
New York, New York 10016
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8:00 am—9:00 am~Registration (room 5414)
9:00 am—9:45 am~Keynote Address
10:00 am—11:15 am~ Session I
11:30 am—12:45 pm~Session II
1:00 pm—2:00 pm~Lunch (room 5414)
2:15 pm—3:30 pm~Session III
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Keynote Address
9:00-9:45am
Doing Research: Technology and Method as Socio-material Practices,
Annel-Laure Fayard, NYU PolyTech
Skylight Room (9100)
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Session I
10:00-11:15am
Panel A: Technology and Capitalism I (room 9206)
Discussant: Stephen Boatright
Stevphen Shukaitis Inside the Garden of Bifurcations: Technologies of Composition,
Recuperation, and the Work of the Soul in Neoliberalism
Saraswathi Anna Subbaraman UNMANNED: Robotic Warfare Made Science Fact in Iraq and Around the World
Stephanie Wakefield Oikonomia, Gestell, Apparatus
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Panel B: Movement(s) and Methods/Technology (room 9100)
Discussant: Michelle Fine
Valerie Francisco Beyond Population: Governmentality, Trauma, and Image-based Performance Texts
Rachel Goffe and Shivaani Selvaraj Annihilation of Space by Media: Making Connections through a Fragmented Neoliberal Landscape
Carolina Munoz Proto Memoscopio: The Role of New Media in the Generation of Usable and Relevant Knowledge about Nonviolence Activism
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Panel C: The Technology of Method (room 9207)
Discussant: Vilna Bashi Treitler
Colleen Eren Social Time as Technology and Newspaper Content Analysis
Jessica Sperling Comparative Qualitative Methodology: Applications, Benefits, and
Complexities
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Session II
11:30-12:45pm
Panel A: Innovative Methodologies and Technologies (room 9206)
Discussant: Kate Jenkins
Kim Cunningham The EMDR Machine: Sensory-Affective Methodologies and Psychiatric Culture
Adeola Enigbokan To Retrofit as Method
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Panel B: Methods and Technology in Education (room 9207)
Discussant: Paul Attewell
Kiersten Greene Diary Versus Data: Researching Teacher Blogs
Natalya Petroff Technology-oriented Approaches and Their Contribution to Literacy Research: Too Much of a Good Thing?
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Session III
2:15-3:30pm
Panel A: Youth, Technology, and Power (room 9206)
Discussant: Sam Han
Gregory Donovan The Medium is the Message (and the Method): Unpacking the Political Ecology of Cyberdominance and Cyberempowerment in Youth Environments
Benjamin Joseph Nobile Kampler Video Game Ratings and the Archive of Children
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Panel B: Technology and Capitalism II (room 9100)
Discussant: Bruno Gulli
Pamela Brown The End of Society
Tamara Kneese The Digital Afterlife: Personhood and Property in Facebook Memorialization and Online Estate Planning
Ali Syed Smooth Scholarship and the Politics of Assemblage
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Panel C: Methods of TV and Conversation Analysis (room 9207)
Discussant: Patricia Clough
Stephen DiDomenico An Attempt to Bridge the Gap Between Traditional and Technologically-Mediated Approaches to Research on Naturally Occurring Conversation
Elizabeth Miller Television and the Dissemination of Stereotypes
Dana Neacsu Using Bibliometrics in Interpretive Research
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HOSTED BY
The Sociology Students Association represents students in the Doctoral Program in Sociology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. http://opencuny.org/gcsoc
SUPPORTED BY
The Doctoral Students Council is the sole policymaking body representing students in doctoral and master’s programs at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. http://cunydsc.org
CO-SPONSORS
The Doctoral Program in Sociology web.gc.cuny.edu/sociology
Center for the Study of Women and Society web.gc.cuny.edu/womencenter
The Luxembourg Income Study Center web.gc.cuny.edu/liscenter
Middle East and Middle Eastern American Center memeac.gc.cuny.edu
SPECIAL THANKS
Anne-Laure Fayard
Rati Kashyap
Volunteers
Presenters
Discussants
Conference co-organizers: Heidi Baez, Colleen Eren, Sara Martucci, Elizabeth Miller and Abe Walker
