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1. Memory screens : the body and technology in time and space

Author

Forde, Teresa, Hudson, Robert, and Campbell, Neil

Subjects
791.4, film, television, memory, technology, screen
Abstract

This critical review ascertains the development of the research into memory screens and the relationship between memory, history, the body and technology on film, television and related media experiences. The body of research develops from a consideration of the gendered body on screen. This theme is continued and refined throughout the research. I consider the conventional personification of technology as potentially threatening or recuperative in relation to concerns regarding bodily cohesion and individual identity in relation to history and memory formation. The main focus of the work becomes the negotiation of memory formation in relation to media at both a personal and social level and the relationship between viewers and film and television texts. I encompass and develop post-structural definitions of the body and the theoretical implications of engaging with contemporary media. The research also encompasses the experience of exhibition and fan activity in extending the process of memory screens and engagement with the media.

Published
2018
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11. The Sunshine soundtrack as aural attraction.

Author

Forde, Teresa

Subjects
PERFORMING arts, FILM soundtracks, IMAGE, MOTION pictures, COMPUTER-generated imagery, SCIENCE fiction
Abstract

The relationship between image track and soundtrack within film has generally privileged the moving image. Early cinema and contemporary special effects cinema have both been described as a 'cinema of attractions' due to the emphasis upon special effects and computer-generated imagery. Within science fiction the importance of image has been emphasised as a way of conveying alien environments and new technology. Drawing on the work of writers on sound such as Chion and Sonnenschein, on Mikhail Bakhtin's notion of the chronotope and the idea of the sublime, this paper explores the ways in which soundtrack fulfils the role of 'aural attraction' as an alternative way of understanding the function of sound within science fiction film. Sunshine is a British science fiction film which charts the journey of a crew travelling into the sun in order to save the earth. The soundtrack is a collaboration between Underworld and John Murphy and it draws upon ambient and dance music in order to convey the atmosphere of fear, hope and the sublime when facing the sun. In evoking the space mission the soundtrack blends sound effects and musical score to provide an evocative aural composition which accentuates, extends and replaces the visual image within the film. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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12. Television Dramas as Memory Screens.

Author

Forde, Teresa

Abstract

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Published
2011

13. Clochar na Trócaire, An Uaimh

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Clochar Na Trócaire, An Uaimh, Muire, Brien, Betty O', Blake, Marion, Connor, Bridie, Boyne, Alice, Byrnes, Ursula, Monaghan, May, Walker, Marion, Cahill, Annie, Rodgers, Joan, Waters, Eileen, Forde, Teresa, Hyland, Maureen, Kuss, Alice, Tobin, Anna, Norton, Eileen, Tobin, Marcella, Blake, Nancy, Sherlock, Maisie, Donaghy, Kathleen, Fallon, May, Donnell, Phyllis Mac, Clarke, Bridie, Murray, Florrie, Bagnal, Betty, Doherty, Mona, Coldrick, Cecily, Breslin, Agnes, Murtagh, Bridget, Byrne, Ursula, Lynch, Nancy, Gallagher, Josie, Sheridan, Mary, Walsh, Josephine, Hyland, Rose Mary, Mallon, Teresa, Watters, Eileen, Hyland, Mary Rose, Bennett, Teresa, Barry, Rose, Curtis, Rita, Reilly, Annie, Devine, Sally, Browne, Josie, Malone, Rose, Brien, Peggie O', Farrell, Kathleen, Murray, Ruby, Rogers, Joan, Neill, Maureen O', Sherlock, Eileen, Traynor, Una, Malley, Philomena O', and Reilly, Mary O'

Subjects
Irish Travellers (Nomadic people), Historic sites, Folk poetry, Traditional medicine, Supernatural beings, Manners and customs, Animal culture, Roads, Birds, Smithing, Ringforts, Clothing and dress, Riddles, Food, Recreation, Cemeteries, Marriage, Potatoes, Proverbs, Weather, Folklore, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Clochar na Trócaire, An Uaimh (school) (Navan, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher An tSr. Concepta le Muire., Old Sayings / Brien, Betty O' -- Old Sayings / Blake, Marion -- Old Sayings / Connor, Bridie -- Old Sayings / Boyne, Alice -- Old Sayings / Byrnes, Ursula -- Old Sayings / Monaghan, May -- Old Sayings -- Old Sayings / Walker, Marion -- Riddles / Blake, Marion -- Riddles / Cahill, Annie -- Riddles / Walker, Marion -- Riddles / Rodgers, Joan -- Prayers / Connor, Bridie -- Prayers / Waters, Eileen -- Ghost Story / Forde, Teresa -- Haunted House / Hyland, Maureen -- Haunted House / Kuss, Alice -- Haunted House / Tobin, Anna -- Ghost Story / Norton, Eileen -- Ghost Story / Tobin, Marcella -- Churchtown Fable / Blake, Nancy -- Ratheen / Sherlock, Maisie -- Holy Wells / Blake, Marion -- Holy Wells / Donaghy, Kathleen -- Local Cures / Fallon, May -- Local Cures / Donnell, Phyllis Mac -- Local Cures / Clarke, Bridie -- Local Cures / Murray, Florrie -- Local Cures / Norton, Eileen -- Local Cures / Bagnal, Betty -- Old Ruin / Doherty, Mona -- Old Ruin / Coldrick, Cecily -- Graveyards / Breslin, Agnes -- Marriage Customs / Murtagh, Bridget -- Lore of Certain Days / Coldrick, Cecily -- Lore of Certain Days / Waters, Eileen -- Festival Customs / Donaghy, Kathleen -- Festival Customs / Byrne, Ursula -- Festival Customs -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Hyland, Maureen -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Fallon, May -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Coldrick, Cecily -- Weather-Lore / Hyland, Maureen -- Signs of Rain / Lynch, Nancy -- Games I Play / Gallagher, Josie -- Games I Play / Sheridan, Mary -- Travelling Folk / Walsh, Josephine -- Travelling Folk / Blake, Marion -- Travelling Folk / Hyland, Rose Mary -- Our Farm Animals / Donaghy, Kathleen -- Our Farm Animals / Clarke, Bridie -- Our Farm Animals / Mallon, Teresa -- Food In Olden Times / Watters, Eileen -- Food In Olden Times / Byrne, Ursula -- Potato Crop / Hyland, Mary Rose -- Potato Crop / Lynch, Nancy -- Potato Crop / Bennett, Teresa -- Local Forge / Hyland, Maureen -- Local Forge / Coldrick, Cecily -- Clothes Made Locally / Gallagher, Josie -- Clothes Made Locally / Barry, Rose -- Local Hero / Hyland, Maureen -- Local Hero / Curtis, Rita -- Local Hero / Reilly, Annie -- Local Hero / Devine, Sally -- Local Poets / Mallon, Teresa -- Local Traveller / Hyland, Maureen -- Bird-Lore / Browne, Josie -- Bird-Lore / Malone, Rose -- Bird-Lore / Brien, Peggie O' -- Old Roads / Kuss, Alice -- Old Roads / Coldrick, Cecily -- Old Roads / Breslin, Agnes -- Lone Bush / Breslin, Agnes -- Ghost Story / Farrell, Kathleen -- Ghost Story / Murray, Ruby -- Ghost Story / Rogers, Joan -- Ghost Story / Neill, Maureen O' -- Ghost Story / Blake, Nancy -- Historic Castle / Sherlock, Eileen -- Historic Castle / Traynor, Una -- Historic Castle / Rogers, Joan -- Historic Castle / Malley, Philomena O' -- Ancient Cross / Reilly, Mary O', Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
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15. Science Fiction TV.

Author

Forde, Teresa

Subjects
SCIENCE fiction television programs, LITERARY criticism, SCIENCE fiction, NONFICTION
Published
2015

33. The legacy of Mad Men: cultural history, intermediality and American television

Author

McNally, Karen, McNally, Karen, Marcellus, Jane, Forde, Teresa, and Fairclough, Kirsty

Subjects
dewey790
Abstract

This edited collection examines the enduringly popular television series Mad Men, as it still captivates audiences and scholars in its nuanced depiction of the complex decade of the 1960s. This is the first book to offer an analysis of Mad Men in its entirety, exploring the cyclical and episodic structure of the long form series and investigating issues of representation, power and social change. The collection establishes the show's legacy in televisual terms, and brings it up to date through an examination of its cultural importance in the Trump era. Aimed at scholars and interested general readers, the book illustrates the ways in which Mad Men has become a cultural marker for reflecting upon contemporary television and politics.

Published
2019

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