Steve Kennedy
Lecturer in Media and Programme Leader for BA Hons Media Culture and Communication
Tel: 020 8331 8943
Email: s.kennedy@gre.ac.uk
Office: King William 238
Office Hours
Monday 10 am - 12 noon
Tuesday 3 - 5 pm
Friday 10 am - 1 pm
Journal Articles
'Leaving on a Jet Plane of Immanence: Delueze and music.' Issues in Contemporary Culture and Aesthetics Volume 2 November 2007
'Causa Finalis': Assigning Technological Utility' in The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society Volume 1 (7) 2006
'Viewing Technology.' Issues in Contemporary Culture and Aesthetics. Vol 1. Spring 2005
Book Chapters
'Film as Discursive Practice: Setting the Boundaries of Technology,' in Edi, M., ed. Cybercultures. Interdisciplinary Press, EBook series, vol. 36.
'And No Birds Do Sing', in Inter: A European Cultural Studies Conference, Sweden 11–13 June 2007. Linkoping University Electronic Press 2007
'Technology on Screen: Projection, Paranoia and Discursive Practice' Cyber-Cultures and the Human. The Inter-Diciplinary Press, Oxford 2007
Audio media
One Deck and Popular, MySpace page (with audio)
Kennedy and McClean, MySpace page (with audio)
Innerspace (Umblu Mix) One Deck and Popular originally released on Black Country Route Records (BCR 005) on Nick Luscombe Flo-Motion Volume 2 July 2005
Conference papers
The Road to Damascus - Memory and Interpretation. Skopje, Macedonia, November 2007 (audio presentation/performance with Prof J. Golding)
And No Birds Do Sing (as part of a panel on Disruption Resistance & Spatial Metaphor). Inter: A European Cultural Studies Conference. Linkoping Sweden 2007
Rebel Truce. Camouflage, London 2007
The Assassination of Time – International Symposium on Art and Society New York 2007 (audio presentation/presentation with Prof J. Golding)
Politics and Aesthetics: The Formalisation of Technological Discourse' - Political Studies Association Conference Sunderland 2006
The Technology Agenda – Technology & Citizenship Symposium Montreal 2006
'Film as Discursive Practice.' CyberCultures Conference at Charles University, Prague 2005
'Viewing Technologies: Perspectives in Theoretical Analysis.' International Conference on Technoology, Knowledge and Society, University of California, Berkeley, USA, January 2005