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Dr Matthew Boswell
Uwch Gymrawd Ymchwil | Rheolwr Rhaglen Media Cymru
Ysgol Newyddiaduraeth, y Cyfryngau a Diwylliant
Trosolwyg
Mae Matthew yn Uwch Gymrawd Ymchwil yng Nghanolfan yr Economi Greadigol a Rheolwr Rhaglen Media Cymru . Yn y rôl olaf, mae ganddo gyfrifoldeb cyffredinol am reoli a gweithrediadau o ddydd i ddydd consortiwm 22 partner o gwmnïau ffilm a theledu, darlledwyr, cyrff cyhoeddus, asiantaethau datblygu, a Sefydliadau Addysg Uwch (SAUau). Mae gan Matthew brofiad helaeth o ddatblygu a rheoli prosiectau cydweithredol sy'n cynnwys Sefydliadau Addysg Uwch a sefydliadau o'r diwydiannau creadigol a diwylliannol i gyflawni effeithiau cymdeithasol ac economaidd trawsnewidiol. Fel Uwch Ddatblygwr Bid ym Mhrifysgol Caerdydd, rheolodd ddatblygiad dwy raglen ymchwil ac arloesi ar raddfa fawr (Media Cymru a Chronfa Her Prifddinas-Ranbarth Caerdydd) gyda chyfanswm gwerth dros £60m.
Mae ymchwil cyfredol Matthew yn archwilio sut mae cynnwys ffilm a theledu yn ymgysylltu â'r argyfwng hinsawdd. Mae'r ymchwil hon wedi'i chysylltu'n agos â phortffolio o brosiectau ymchwil, datblygu ac arloesi a ariennir gan Media Cymru ac ymrwymiad y rhaglen i greu sector cyfryngau gwyrdd a theg.
Mae Matthew hefyd wedi cyhoeddi'n eang ar gynrychiolaeth ddiwylliannol yr Holocost a phenodau eraill o drais hanesyddol. Mae ganddo ddiddordeb arbennig yn y berthynas rhwng technolegau digidol a chof hanesyddol. Cefnogwyd yr ymchwil ar gyfer ei lyfr diweddaraf, Virtual Holocaust Memory (Gwasg Prifysgol Rhydychen, 2023), gan Gymrodoriaeth Arweinyddiaeth AHRC a phrosiect AHRC o'r enw Virtual Holocaust Memoryscapes a oedd yn cynnwys partneriaeth â Safleoedd Coffa Bergen-Belsen a Neuengamme a Thŷ Anne Frank yn Amsterdam.
Cyhoeddiad
2024
- Fodor, M., Leaver, M., Boswell, M., Lewis, J., Pepper, S. and Bull, D. 2024. The Cardiff Capital Region and West of England Creative Supercluster: Scoping Study. Project Report. Cardiff: Centre for the Creative Economy, Cardiff University.
2023
- Boswell, M. and Rowland, A. 2023. Virtual Holocaust Memory. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Books
- Boswell, M. and Rowland, A. 2023. Virtual Holocaust Memory. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Monographs
- Fodor, M., Leaver, M., Boswell, M., Lewis, J., Pepper, S. and Bull, D. 2024. The Cardiff Capital Region and West of England Creative Supercluster: Scoping Study. Project Report. Cardiff: Centre for the Creative Economy, Cardiff University.
Ymchwil
Books
Virtual Holocaust Memory with Antony Rowland (New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2023).
Holocaust Impiety in Literature, Popular Music and Film (New York and Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012).
Refereed journal articles
‘Reading Genocide Memorial Sites in Rwanda: Eurocentrism, Sensory Secondary Witnessing and Shame’, in a special edition of Mémoires en jeu on ‘Dark Tourism’, eds. Annette Becker and Charles Forsdick (Paris: Editions Kimé, 2017), pp. 80-87.
‘Downfall: The Nazi Genocide as a Natural Disaster’, The Journal of Holocaust Studies: A Journal of Culture and History, special issue on Representing Perpetrators in Holocaust Literature and Film, eds. Jenni Adams and Sue Vice, Volume 17, Numbers 2-3, Autumn/Winter 2011, pp. 165-84.
‘“Black Phones”: The Holocaust Poetry of Sylvia Plath’, in a special edition of Critical Survey on Holocaust Poetry, eds. Robert Eaglestone and Antony Rowland (Berghahn, 2008), pp. 53-64.
Book chapters
‘Beyond Autobiography: Hybrid Testimony and the Art of Witness’, in The Future of Testimony, eds. Rick Crownshaw, Jane Kilby and Antony Rowland (London and New York: Routledge, 2014), pp. 144-59.
‘Holocaust Literature and the Taboo’, in The Bloomsbury Companion to Holocaust Literature, ed. Jenni Adams (London: Bloomsbury, 2014), pp. 179-97.
‘Downfall: The Nazi Genocide as a Natural Disaster’, reprinted in Representing Perpetrators in Holocaust Literature and Film, eds. Jenni Adams and Sue Vice (London and Portland: Valentine Mitchell, 2012), pp. 147-64
‘Reading Holocaust Poetry: Genre, Authority and Identification’, in The Future of Memory, eds. Rick Crownshaw, Jane Kilby and Antony Rowland (Berghahn, 2010), pp. 165-177.
‘The Black Book: John Berryman’s Holocaust Requiem’, in ‘After thirty falls’: New Essays on John Berryman, eds. Philip Coleman and Philip McGowan (New York and Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2007), pp. 11-27.
Bibliographies
‘Holocaust Literature’, in Oxford Bibliographies in Literary and Critical Theory, ed. Eugene O’Brien (New York: Oxford University Press, 2017).
Reviews
‘The Gateway Drug: On Triptych: Three Studies of Manic Street Preachers’ The Holy Bible’ (Los Angeles Review of Books, 10 August 2017).
‘Who Will Save us Now? A Review of Holy Nowhere by Nick Power’ (3:AM Magazine, 28 March 2017).
‘The Art of Risk’ (Arts Professional, 21 July 2014).
Grants
Virtual Holocaust Memoryscapes: Scoping the Creation of Immersive, Spatial Archives of the Bergen-Belsen and Neuengamme Memorial Sites (£74,740, PI, AHRC/EPSRC Research and Partnership Development Call for the Next Generation of Immersive Experiences, 2018).
Mobilising Multidirectional Memory to Build More Resilient Communities in South Africa (£99,999, CI, AHRC Global Challenges Research Fund, 2016).
Virtual Holocaust Memory: From Testimony to Holography (£117,201, PI, AHRC Leadership Fellowship, 2015).
Transnational Holocaust Memory (£14,239, PI, World University Network: Fund for International Research Collaboration, 2014).
The Future of Holocaust Memory (£3,000 PI, World University Network: Research Mobility Programme, 2013).
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