Enough about us, what do you think of us?? The Archers Fandom as Action, the third session from the 2021 Academic Archers conference.
Papers include:
Plenary Paper: Gauging Guerrilla Academia – Exploring the impact of the Academic Archers conference, Prof Carenza Lewis
The View from Lakey Hill: How The Archers empowers, liberates and enables blind and visually impaired listeners, Laura Smith
A Year in Ambridge: Introducing American Students to English Village Culture through The Archers, Timothy Vercellotti
The Archers, The Radio, Violence against Women and Changing the World at Teatime, Harriet Samuels
The conference was held over zoom, but we had fun in entering a fantasy world where we held the conference at University of Felpersham, The Orangery, the Tea Room, The Bull, Grey Gables and Brookfield Barn, so you will hear mention of that, as well as our accommodation at anything from The Gills to Grundys Field.
If you listen to this podcast, please consider supporting us on Patreon towards its upkeep. All monies go to supporting the conference and online community of Academic Archers Research Fellows.
Enough about us, what do you think of us?? The Archers Fandom as Action, the third session from the 2021 Academic Archers conference.
Papers include:
Plenary Paper: Gauging Guerrilla Academia – Exploring the impact of the Academic Archers conference, Prof Carenza Lewis
The View from Lakey Hill: How The Archers empowers, liberates and enables blind and visually impaired listeners, Laura Smith
A Year in Ambridge: Introducing American Students to English Village Culture through The Archers, Timothy Vercellotti
The Archers, The Radio, Violence against Women and Changing the World at Teatime, Harriet Samuels
The conference was held over zoom, but we had fun in entering a fantasy world where we held the conference at University of Felpersham, The Orangery, the Tea Room, The Bull, Grey Gables and Brookfield Barn, so you will hear mention of that, as well as our accommodation at anything from The Gills to Grundys Field.
If you listen to this podcast, please consider supporting us on Patreon towards its upkeep. All monies go to supporting the conference and online community of Academic Archers Research Fellows.