Communicating Change: Representing Self and Culture in a Technological World
A selection of papers arising from the Communicating Change: Weaving the Web into the Future conference hosted by postgraduate students from the Graduate School of Arts and Humanities, in the Wolfson Medical Building, University of Glasgow, 8th-10th June 2009. This 7th Annual GSAH conference employed a theme of communicating change, asking delegates to present their work in light of the academic, social, literary, historical and technological challenges and changes that the organising committee felt were in operation across the different disciplines within the Arts and Humanities.
| Samuel Tongue | Editorial Introduction | SI5 - Tongue |
| Wentao Jiang | Institution of Feelings: Theatricality, Moral Sentiments and Empire Building in Adam Smith | SI5 - Jiang |
| Laura Ferguson | Hong Kong: Communicating 1997 and beyond through Film | SI5 - Ferguson |
| Julia Sallabank | Language Endangerment: Problems and Solutions | SI5 - Sallabank |
| Chung-yan Kong |
The Self-Representation of Regional and National Identities - Comparing the Translation Patterns between China and Hong Kong Tourism Websites |
SI5 - Kong |
| Andrew Rayment | A Bloodless Coup, Metaphorically: Representations of 'Progress' in Terry Pratchett's Carpe Jugulum | SI5 - Rayment |
| Gillian Kelly | Gene Kelly: The Performing Auteur - Manifestations of the Kelly Persona | SI5 - Kelly |
| Elena Marcevska | Technologies of Change: Body Coded in Motion | SI5 - Marcevska |
| Complete PDF | SI5 - Communicating Change |