The Ego Media Research Group and the Centre for Life-Writing Research

warmly invite you to

VOICES AND ETHICS

The second of two public round tables with distinguished international speakers discussing hot topics in digital research and online practices.

Topics include life writing and life sciences; performing life writing on TV; the ethics of local specificities; scholarly online archives; online living history; testimonial cultures and artefacts.

Speakers include Alfred Hornung (Professor, Chair of American Studies. Department of English & Linguistics, Johannes Gutenberg University); Craig Howes (Professor, Department of English. University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, and Director, Center for Biographical Research); Gillian Whitlock (Professor, FAHA, School of Communication and Arts, The University of Queensland), among others.

The first round table is entitled 'Identities Online', please click here for details and to register. For more information on both public roundtables, please click here.

The 'Identities Online' and 'Voices and Ethics' round tables are organised by the ERC-funded project 'Ego Media: The impact of new media on forms and practices of self-presentation' (2014-2019) at King’s College London.

Also in partnership with the Centre for Life-Writing Research, an interdisciplinary research centre in the Faculty of Arts & Humanities, administered by members of the English Department at King's College London. Click here for more information.

And in association with the Centre for Language, Discourse and Communication and Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience.