Yr Athro Paul Bowman
Reader
Ysgol Newyddiaduraeth, y Cyfryngau a Diwylliant
- BowmanP@caerdydd.ac.uk
- +44 29208 76797
- Sgwâr Canolog, Ystafell 1.23, Caerdydd, CF10 1FS
- Ar gael fel goruchwyliwr ôl-raddedig
Trosolwyg
I am professor of cultural studies with specific interests and expertise in cultural theory. I started out with research into the intersections of 'culture' and 'politics', focusing on political theory and cultural theory. Later I moved into the study of film, popular culture, East-West cultural encounters and post-colonial studies.
I have recently been working to help develop the emergent field of martial arts studies, by publishing widely in the area, by organising regular conferences and seminars, and by establishing the academic journal Martial Arts Studies and the Martial Arts Studies Research Network. I am also editor of a book series of martial arts studies research monographs.
In addition to working in martial arts studies, I am committed to interdisciplinary work in film, media and cultural studies. I have published widely in these areas, edited numerous journals, and am founder and editor of JOMEC Journal. I also edit a cultural studies research monograph series called Disruptions, published by Rowman & Littlefield International.
I am committed to the open access sharing of academic research. To further this movement, in 2012 I proposed the establishment of an open access press, and began working with key members of Cardiff University to institute a new university press. This has become Cardiff University Press, of which I currently act as Editor-in-Chief.
I am on the editorial board or advisory panel of numerous journals of cultural studies, cultural theory, popular culture, martial arts studies, and embodied research, and I currently teach BA modules on film, cultural theory, martial arts and media culture, supervise MA dissertations on cross-cultural studies (with specific interest in East-West cultural communication), and PhDs on a range of areas, including film, gender, ethnicity, postcolonialism, globalisation, cultural identity and cultural politics.
Within JOMEC, I am Director of the Media, Culture and Creativity Research Group.
I am interested in supervising PhD projects that involve any or all of the following: cultural theory, deconstruction, martial arts, popular culture.
Cyhoeddiad
2023
- Bowman, P., Aziz, I. and Ma, X. 2023. Translating tai chi and transforming qigong in British media culture. East Asian Journal of Popular Culture 9(2), pp. 173-190. (10.1386/eapc_00106_1)
- Bowman, P. 2023. Daryl Joji Maeda, Like water: a cultural history of Bruce Lee [Book review]. American Literary History 35(2), pp. 1097-1099. (10.1093/alh/ajad067)
- Bowman, P. 2023. BJJ's diary: The emergence of a new normal. Capacious: Journal for Emerging Affect Inquiry 3(1), pp. 90-98.
- Bowman, P., Aziz, I. and Ma, X. 2023. Translating tai chi and transforming qigong in British media culture. East Asian Journal of Popular Culture
- Bowman, P., Griffith, L., Judkins, B. N. and Wong, W. 2023. Martial Arts Studies, issue 13, Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 13, pp. 1-5., article number: 1. (10.18573/mas.172)
- Bowman, P., Griffith, L., Judkins, B. N. and Wong, W. 2023. Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 13, pp. 1-5. (10.18573/mas.172)
2021
- Meyer, M. J., Molle, A., Judkins, B. N. and Bowman, P. 2021. Martial arts in the pandemic. Martial Arts Studies(11), pp. 7-31. (10.18573/mas.134)
- Bowman, P. 2021. The invention of martial arts: popular culture between Asia and America. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press.
- Bowman, P. and Ma, X. 2021. 亚洲传统武术“ 正宗性冶淤的发明 [The invention of "authenticity" in traditional Asian martial arts]. Journal of Chengdu Sport University 47(2), pp. 136-142. (10.15942/j.jcsu.2021.02.022)
2020
- Bowman, P. 2020. Metamorphoses of martial arts: meditations on motivations and motive forces during the COVID-19 pandemic. Martial Arts Studies(10), pp. 128-140. (10.18573/mas.119)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2020. Five years and twelve months that changed the study of martial arts forever [Editorial]. Martial Arts Studies(10), pp. 1-8. (10.18573/mas.117)
- Bowman, P. 2020. From chop suey to chop-socky: the construction of Chineseness in British television adverts. JOMEC Journal 15, pp. 1-29. (10.18573/jomec.198)
- Bowman, P. 2020. The tradition of invention: on authenticity in traditional Asian martial arts. In: Lewin, D. and Kenklies, K. eds. East Asian Pedagogies: Education as Formation and Transformation Across Cultures and Borders., Vol. 15. Contemporary Philosophies and Theories in Education Springer, pp. 205-225., (10.1007/978-3-030-45673-3_14)
- Bowman, P. 2020. In authentic relations: traditional Asian martial arts, east and west. In: Hong, F. and Zhouxiang, L. eds. The Routledge Handbook of Sport in Asia. London: Routledge, pp. 11-19.
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2020. Spring 2020 Editorial. Martial Arts Studies(9), pp. 1-5. (10.18573/mas.97)
- Bowman, P. 2020. Guest Editorial: Open access publishing. The British Student Doctor Journal 4(1), pp. 3-4. (10.18573/bsdj.142)
- Bowman, J. 2020. In toxic hating masculinity: MMA hard men and media representation. Sport in History 40(3), pp. 395-410. (10.1080/17460263.2020.1756394)
2019
- Bowman, P. 2019. Game of text: Bruce Lee's media legacies. Global Media and China 4(3), pp. 325-338. (10.1177/2059436419869565)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Fighting over Bruce Lee. Martial Arts Studies 8, pp. 29-48. (10.18573/mas.82)
- Barrowman, K. and Bowman, P. 2019. Editorial: Bruce Lee's martial legacies. Martial Arts Studies 8, pp. 1-4. (10.18573/mas.81)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Deconstructing martial arts. Cardiff: Cardiff University Press. (10.18573/book1)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Mindfulness and madness in Martial Arts philosophy. JOMAR: Journal of Martial Arts Research 2(1), pp. 1-17.
- Bowman, P. 2019. The limits of post-Marxism: the (dis)function of political theory in film and cultural studies. Global Discourse / Global Discourse: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Current Affairs and Applied Contemporary Thought 9(2), pp. 329-345. (10.1332/204378919X15526540593598)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Fighting talk: Martial Arts discourse in mainstream films. JOMEC Journal 13, pp. 30-50. (10.18573/jomec.186)
- Judkins, B. N. and Bowman, P. 2019. Editorial: Open issues and issues as they open. Martial Arts Studies 7, pp. 1-4. (10.18573/mas.76)
- Bowman, P. 2019. The Martial Arts supremacy: Action film and fight choreography. In: Kendrick, J. ed. A Companion to the Action film. John Wiley and Sons, pp. 227-240.
2018
- Bowman, P. ed. 2018. The Martial Arts Studies reader. Martial Arts Studies. Rowman & Littlefield International.
- Bowman, P. 2018. Embodiment as embodiment of. In: Leigh, J. ed. Conversations on embodiment across higher education: Teaching, practice and research. Routledge, pp. 11-23.
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. 2018. Editorial: New research on Japanese Martial Arts. Martial Arts Studies 6, pp. 1-5., article number: 1. (10.18573/mas.70)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. eds. 2018. Martial Arts Studies. Issue 6: New research on Japanese Martial Arts. Vol. 6. Cardiff: Cardiff University Press. (10.18573/mas.i6)
- Bowman, P., Kazakeviciute, E., Boelle, J., Kovacevic, P., Makgoba, M. and Payson, A. 2018. Editorial. JOMEC Journal(12), pp. 1-4. (10.18573/jomec.168)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2018. Show, don't tell: Making martial arts studies matter. Martial Arts Studies 5, pp. 1-14. (10.18573/mas.46)
2017
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2017. Editorial: Is martial arts studies trivial?. Martial Arts Studies 4, pp. 1-16. (10.18573/j.2017.10183)
- Judkins, B. N. and Bowman, P. 2017. Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 3, pp. 1-5. (10.18573/j.2017.10112)
- Bowman, P. 2017. The definition of Martial Arts Studies. Martial Arts Studies 3, pp. 6-23. (10.18573/j.2017.10092)
- Bowman, P. 2017. What can a martial body do for society? Or, theory before definition in Martial Arts Studies. Presented at: Martial Arts and Society Conference - On the Societal Relevance of Martial Arts, Combat Sports and Self-Defense, German Sport University, Cologne, Germany, 6-8 October 2016.
2016
- Bowman, P. 2016. The intimate schoolmaster and the ignorant sifu: Poststructuralism, Bruce Lee, and the ignorance of everyday radical pedagogy. Philosophy and Rhetoric 49(4), pp. 549-570. (10.5325/philrhet.49.4.0549)
- Bowman, P. 2016. Making martial arts history matter. International Journal of the History of Sport 33(9), pp. 915-933. (10.1080/09523367.2016.1212842)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2016. Editorial: The invention of Martial Arts. Martial Arts Studies 2, pp. 1-5. (10.18573/j.2016.10061)
- Bowman, P. 2016. Poststructuralism. In: The International Encyclopedia of Political Communication., Vol. 1. [Poststructuralism]. London: Wiley, pp. 1-5., (10.1002/9781118541555.wbiepc214)
- Bowman, P. 2016. Mythologies of martial arts. Rowman & Littlefield International.
2015
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2015. Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 1, pp. 1-2. (10.18573/j.2015.10014)
- Bowman, P. 2015. Asking the question: Is martial arts studies an academic field?. Martial Arts Studies 1, pp. 3-19. (10.18573/j.2015.10015)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. eds. 2015. Martial Arts Studies: issue 1. Martial Arts Studies. Cardiff University Press. (10.18573/n.2015.10013)
- Bowman, P. 2015. Martial arts studies: disrupting disciplinary boundaries. Disruptions. London: Rowman and Littlefield International.
2014
- Bowman, P. 2014. Sex and race go pop. In: Machin, D. ed. Visual Communication. Handbooks of Communication Science De Gruyter, pp. 153-171.
- Bowman, P. 2014. Instituting reality in martial arts practice. JOMEC Journal(5), article number: 4. (10.18573/j.2014.10266)
- Bowman, P. 2014. Editorial: Martial arts studies. JOMEC Journal(5), pp. Jun 14. (10.18573/j.2014.10262)
2013
- Bowman, P. 2013. Reception(s) of theory. In: Dillet, B., Mackenzie, I. and Porter, R. eds. The Edinburgh Companion to Poststructuralism. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp. 445-470.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Rancière and the disciplines. In: Bowman, P. ed. Rancière and Film. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp. 1-19.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Beyond Bruce Lee: Chasing the dragon through film, philosophy and popular culture. Wallflower Press.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Reading Rey Chow: Visuality, postcoloniality, ethnicity, sexuality. NewYork, NY: Peter Lang Publishing.
- Bowman, P. ed. 2013. Rancière and film. Critical Connections. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Universalism and particularism in mediatized martial arts. Presented at: Universalism and Particularism in Postcolonial Media Theory, Braunschweig, Germany, 16-18 May 2013.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Autodidactics of Bits: Cultural studies and the partition of the pedagogical. Educational Philosophy and Theory 45(6), pp. 663-680. (10.1080/00131857.2012.723889)
- Bowman, P. 2013. Popular cultural pedagogy, in theory; Or: What can cultural theory learn about learning from popular culture?. Educational Philosophy and Theory 45(6), pp. 601-609. (10.1080/00131857.2012.723884)
2012
- Bowman, P. 2012. Culture and the media. Key Concerns in Media Studies. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Bowman, P. 2012. Reconnecting political disconnection [Editorial]. JOMEC Journal(1), pp. 1-4. (10.18573/j.2012.10217)
- Bowman, P. 2012. Film culture crossover: Film fight choreography and the east/west binary after Bruce Lee. Ctrl-Z: New Media Philosophy 2012(1), article number: 9.
- Bowman, P. 2012. I know kung fu!? or: when Orientalism is a good thing. Presented at: ACS Crossroads Conference, Paris, France, July 2012.
- Bowman, P. 2012. Rancière and the disciplines. Presented at: ACS Crossroads Conference, Paris, France, July 2012.
- Bowman, P. 2012. Keeping it unreal: researching mediatized martial arts. Presented at: Researching Martial Arts in the Media and in the Gym, Cardiff , UK, 9 March 2012.
- Bowman, P. 2012. How to not read Zizek. In: Johnson, M. T. ed. The Legacy of Marxism : Contemporary Challenges, Conflicts, and Developments. New York, NY: Continuum International Publishing Group, pp. 57-74.
2011
- Bowman, P. 2011. The Fantasy Corpus of Martial Arts, or, The “Communication” of Bruce Lee. In: Farrer, D. S. and Whalen-Bridge, J. eds. Martial Arts as Embodied Knowledge: Asian Traditions in a Transnational World. New York: State University of New York Press, pp. 61-96.
- Bowman, P. 2011. How not to read Žižek: a reply to Slavoj Žižek’s Theory of Revolution: A Critique by Alan Johnson. Global Discourse 2(1)
- Bowman, P. Bernardi, F. ed. 2011. Studi culturali. Teoria, intervento, cultura pop. Culture Segni Comunicazione. Progedit.
- Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. eds. 2011. Reading Ranciere. London ; New York: Continuum.
- Bowman, P. 2011. Spectres of Bruce Lee. Presented at: Asian Exposure: East Asian Cinema in a global context, Coventry University, 11-12 Feb, 2011.
- Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. 2011. Introduction: a critical dissensus. In: Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. eds. Reading Ranciere: Critical Dissensus. London: Continuum, pp. xi.
- Bowman, P. 2011. Spectres of Bruce Lee. UZAK 3(11)
2010
- Bowman, P. 2010. Cut the shock doctrine, radicalize common sense. Culture Machine 2010, pp. 1-12.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Theorizing Bruce Lee: Film-fantasy-fighting-philosophy. Contemporary Cinema Vol. 5. Amsterdam: Rodopi.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Rey Chow, postcoloniality and interdisciplinarity. Postcolonial Studies 13(3), pp. 231-238. (10.1080/13688790.2010.508813)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Reading Rey Chow. Postcolonial Studies 13(3), pp. 239-253. (10.1080/13688790.2010.508814)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Rey Chow and postcolonial social semiotics. Social Semiotics 20(4), pp. 329-341. (10.1080/10350330.2010.494386)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Sick man of transl-Asia: Bruce Lee and Rey Chow's queer cultural translation. Social Semiotics 20(4), pp. 393-409. (10.1080/10350330.2010.494393)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Deconstruction is a martial Art. In: Houppermans, S., Sneller, R. and Zilfhout, P. v. eds. Enduring Resistance = La Resistance Persevere : cultural theory after Derrida. Faux Titre Vol. 348. Amsterdam: Rodopi, pp. 37-56.
- Bowman, P. ed. 2010. The Rey Chow Reader. New York: Columbia University Press.
- Bowman, P. 2010. The globalization of martial arts. In: Green, T. A. and Svinth, J. . R. eds. Martial Arts of the World: An Encyclopedia of History and Innovation. ABC-CLIO, pp. 435-520.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Jeet Kune Do. In: Green, T. A. and Svinth, J. R. eds. Martial Arts of the World: an Encyclopedia of History and Innovation., Vol. 2. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, pp. 479-484.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Jeet Kune Do. In: Green, T. A. and Svinth, J. R. eds. Martial Arts of the World: an Encyclopedia of History and Innovation., Vol. 2. Westport: Praeger Publishers, pp. 479-484.
- Chow, R. and Bowman, P. 2010. An interview with Rey Chow. Social Semiotics 20(4), pp. 457-467. (10.1080/10350330.2010.494397)
2009
- Bowman, P. 2009. Aberrant Pedagogies: JR, QT and Bruce Lee. Borderlands e Journal 8(2)
- Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. 2009. Jacques Rancière: in disagreement. Parallax 15(3), pp. 1-2. (10.1080/13534640902982520)
2008
- Bowman, P. 2008. Deconstructing popular culture. Palgrave.
- Bowman, P. 2008. Alterdisciplinarity. Culture, Theory and Critique 49(1), pp. 93-110. (10.1080/14735780802024281)
2007
- Bowman, P. 2007. This disagreement is not one: The populisms of Laclau, Rancière and Arditi. Social Semiotics 17(4), pp. 539-545. (10.1080/10350330701637114)
- Bowman, P. ed. 2007. The truth of Zizek. Continuum.
- Bowman, P. 2007. Post-Marxism versus cultural studies: theory, politics and intervention. Taking on the Political. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
2003
- Bowman, P. ed. 2003. Interrogating cultural studies: theory, politics and practice. Pluto Press.
- Bowman, P. 2003. Promiscuous fidelity to revolution, or, revaluing "revolutionary' left intellectualism. Contemporary Politics 9(1), pp. 33-44. (10.1080/1356977032000072495)
2001
- Bowman, P. 2001. Between responsibility and irresponsibility: cultural studies and the price of fish. Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture & Politics 14(2), pp. 277-291. (10.1080/10402130120088811)
- Bowman, P. 2001. Proper impropriety: The proper-ties of cultural studies (Some more aphorisms, apriorisms, and aporias). Parallax 7(2), pp. 50-65. (10.1080/13534640110037813)
2000
- Mowitt, J. and Bowman, P. 2000. ?- perhaps even violently, via the jolts of fashion-?: An Interview by Paul Bowman. Parallax 6(2), pp. 9-27. (10.1080/13534640050083765)
1999
- Laclau, E. and Bowman, P. 1999. Politics, polemics and academics: an interview by Paul Bowman. Parallax 5(2), pp. 93-107. (10.1080/135346499249722)
1998
- Bowman, P. 1998. Deconstructing pragmatism: A war of position (A book discussion). Parallax 4(4), pp. 141-145. (10.1080/135346498250064)
Articles
- Bowman, P., Aziz, I. and Ma, X. 2023. Translating tai chi and transforming qigong in British media culture. East Asian Journal of Popular Culture 9(2), pp. 173-190. (10.1386/eapc_00106_1)
- Bowman, P. 2023. Daryl Joji Maeda, Like water: a cultural history of Bruce Lee [Book review]. American Literary History 35(2), pp. 1097-1099. (10.1093/alh/ajad067)
- Bowman, P. 2023. BJJ's diary: The emergence of a new normal. Capacious: Journal for Emerging Affect Inquiry 3(1), pp. 90-98.
- Bowman, P., Aziz, I. and Ma, X. 2023. Translating tai chi and transforming qigong in British media culture. East Asian Journal of Popular Culture
- Bowman, P., Griffith, L., Judkins, B. N. and Wong, W. 2023. Martial Arts Studies, issue 13, Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 13, pp. 1-5., article number: 1. (10.18573/mas.172)
- Bowman, P., Griffith, L., Judkins, B. N. and Wong, W. 2023. Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 13, pp. 1-5. (10.18573/mas.172)
- Meyer, M. J., Molle, A., Judkins, B. N. and Bowman, P. 2021. Martial arts in the pandemic. Martial Arts Studies(11), pp. 7-31. (10.18573/mas.134)
- Bowman, P. and Ma, X. 2021. 亚洲传统武术“ 正宗性冶淤的发明 [The invention of "authenticity" in traditional Asian martial arts]. Journal of Chengdu Sport University 47(2), pp. 136-142. (10.15942/j.jcsu.2021.02.022)
- Bowman, P. 2020. Metamorphoses of martial arts: meditations on motivations and motive forces during the COVID-19 pandemic. Martial Arts Studies(10), pp. 128-140. (10.18573/mas.119)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2020. Five years and twelve months that changed the study of martial arts forever [Editorial]. Martial Arts Studies(10), pp. 1-8. (10.18573/mas.117)
- Bowman, P. 2020. From chop suey to chop-socky: the construction of Chineseness in British television adverts. JOMEC Journal 15, pp. 1-29. (10.18573/jomec.198)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2020. Spring 2020 Editorial. Martial Arts Studies(9), pp. 1-5. (10.18573/mas.97)
- Bowman, P. 2020. Guest Editorial: Open access publishing. The British Student Doctor Journal 4(1), pp. 3-4. (10.18573/bsdj.142)
- Bowman, J. 2020. In toxic hating masculinity: MMA hard men and media representation. Sport in History 40(3), pp. 395-410. (10.1080/17460263.2020.1756394)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Game of text: Bruce Lee's media legacies. Global Media and China 4(3), pp. 325-338. (10.1177/2059436419869565)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Fighting over Bruce Lee. Martial Arts Studies 8, pp. 29-48. (10.18573/mas.82)
- Barrowman, K. and Bowman, P. 2019. Editorial: Bruce Lee's martial legacies. Martial Arts Studies 8, pp. 1-4. (10.18573/mas.81)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Mindfulness and madness in Martial Arts philosophy. JOMAR: Journal of Martial Arts Research 2(1), pp. 1-17.
- Bowman, P. 2019. The limits of post-Marxism: the (dis)function of political theory in film and cultural studies. Global Discourse / Global Discourse: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Current Affairs and Applied Contemporary Thought 9(2), pp. 329-345. (10.1332/204378919X15526540593598)
- Bowman, P. 2019. Fighting talk: Martial Arts discourse in mainstream films. JOMEC Journal 13, pp. 30-50. (10.18573/jomec.186)
- Judkins, B. N. and Bowman, P. 2019. Editorial: Open issues and issues as they open. Martial Arts Studies 7, pp. 1-4. (10.18573/mas.76)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. 2018. Editorial: New research on Japanese Martial Arts. Martial Arts Studies 6, pp. 1-5., article number: 1. (10.18573/mas.70)
- Bowman, P., Kazakeviciute, E., Boelle, J., Kovacevic, P., Makgoba, M. and Payson, A. 2018. Editorial. JOMEC Journal(12), pp. 1-4. (10.18573/jomec.168)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2018. Show, don't tell: Making martial arts studies matter. Martial Arts Studies 5, pp. 1-14. (10.18573/mas.46)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2017. Editorial: Is martial arts studies trivial?. Martial Arts Studies 4, pp. 1-16. (10.18573/j.2017.10183)
- Judkins, B. N. and Bowman, P. 2017. Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 3, pp. 1-5. (10.18573/j.2017.10112)
- Bowman, P. 2017. The definition of Martial Arts Studies. Martial Arts Studies 3, pp. 6-23. (10.18573/j.2017.10092)
- Bowman, P. 2016. The intimate schoolmaster and the ignorant sifu: Poststructuralism, Bruce Lee, and the ignorance of everyday radical pedagogy. Philosophy and Rhetoric 49(4), pp. 549-570. (10.5325/philrhet.49.4.0549)
- Bowman, P. 2016. Making martial arts history matter. International Journal of the History of Sport 33(9), pp. 915-933. (10.1080/09523367.2016.1212842)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2016. Editorial: The invention of Martial Arts. Martial Arts Studies 2, pp. 1-5. (10.18573/j.2016.10061)
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. 2015. Editorial. Martial Arts Studies 1, pp. 1-2. (10.18573/j.2015.10014)
- Bowman, P. 2015. Asking the question: Is martial arts studies an academic field?. Martial Arts Studies 1, pp. 3-19. (10.18573/j.2015.10015)
- Bowman, P. 2014. Instituting reality in martial arts practice. JOMEC Journal(5), article number: 4. (10.18573/j.2014.10266)
- Bowman, P. 2014. Editorial: Martial arts studies. JOMEC Journal(5), pp. Jun 14. (10.18573/j.2014.10262)
- Bowman, P. 2013. Autodidactics of Bits: Cultural studies and the partition of the pedagogical. Educational Philosophy and Theory 45(6), pp. 663-680. (10.1080/00131857.2012.723889)
- Bowman, P. 2013. Popular cultural pedagogy, in theory; Or: What can cultural theory learn about learning from popular culture?. Educational Philosophy and Theory 45(6), pp. 601-609. (10.1080/00131857.2012.723884)
- Bowman, P. 2012. Reconnecting political disconnection [Editorial]. JOMEC Journal(1), pp. 1-4. (10.18573/j.2012.10217)
- Bowman, P. 2012. Film culture crossover: Film fight choreography and the east/west binary after Bruce Lee. Ctrl-Z: New Media Philosophy 2012(1), article number: 9.
- Bowman, P. 2011. How not to read Žižek: a reply to Slavoj Žižek’s Theory of Revolution: A Critique by Alan Johnson. Global Discourse 2(1)
- Bowman, P. 2011. Spectres of Bruce Lee. UZAK 3(11)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Cut the shock doctrine, radicalize common sense. Culture Machine 2010, pp. 1-12.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Rey Chow, postcoloniality and interdisciplinarity. Postcolonial Studies 13(3), pp. 231-238. (10.1080/13688790.2010.508813)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Reading Rey Chow. Postcolonial Studies 13(3), pp. 239-253. (10.1080/13688790.2010.508814)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Rey Chow and postcolonial social semiotics. Social Semiotics 20(4), pp. 329-341. (10.1080/10350330.2010.494386)
- Bowman, P. 2010. Sick man of transl-Asia: Bruce Lee and Rey Chow's queer cultural translation. Social Semiotics 20(4), pp. 393-409. (10.1080/10350330.2010.494393)
- Chow, R. and Bowman, P. 2010. An interview with Rey Chow. Social Semiotics 20(4), pp. 457-467. (10.1080/10350330.2010.494397)
- Bowman, P. 2009. Aberrant Pedagogies: JR, QT and Bruce Lee. Borderlands e Journal 8(2)
- Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. 2009. Jacques Rancière: in disagreement. Parallax 15(3), pp. 1-2. (10.1080/13534640902982520)
- Bowman, P. 2008. Alterdisciplinarity. Culture, Theory and Critique 49(1), pp. 93-110. (10.1080/14735780802024281)
- Bowman, P. 2007. This disagreement is not one: The populisms of Laclau, Rancière and Arditi. Social Semiotics 17(4), pp. 539-545. (10.1080/10350330701637114)
- Bowman, P. 2003. Promiscuous fidelity to revolution, or, revaluing "revolutionary' left intellectualism. Contemporary Politics 9(1), pp. 33-44. (10.1080/1356977032000072495)
- Bowman, P. 2001. Between responsibility and irresponsibility: cultural studies and the price of fish. Strategies: Journal of Theory, Culture & Politics 14(2), pp. 277-291. (10.1080/10402130120088811)
- Bowman, P. 2001. Proper impropriety: The proper-ties of cultural studies (Some more aphorisms, apriorisms, and aporias). Parallax 7(2), pp. 50-65. (10.1080/13534640110037813)
- Mowitt, J. and Bowman, P. 2000. ?- perhaps even violently, via the jolts of fashion-?: An Interview by Paul Bowman. Parallax 6(2), pp. 9-27. (10.1080/13534640050083765)
- Laclau, E. and Bowman, P. 1999. Politics, polemics and academics: an interview by Paul Bowman. Parallax 5(2), pp. 93-107. (10.1080/135346499249722)
- Bowman, P. 1998. Deconstructing pragmatism: A war of position (A book discussion). Parallax 4(4), pp. 141-145. (10.1080/135346498250064)
Book sections
- Bowman, P. 2020. The tradition of invention: on authenticity in traditional Asian martial arts. In: Lewin, D. and Kenklies, K. eds. East Asian Pedagogies: Education as Formation and Transformation Across Cultures and Borders., Vol. 15. Contemporary Philosophies and Theories in Education Springer, pp. 205-225., (10.1007/978-3-030-45673-3_14)
- Bowman, P. 2020. In authentic relations: traditional Asian martial arts, east and west. In: Hong, F. and Zhouxiang, L. eds. The Routledge Handbook of Sport in Asia. London: Routledge, pp. 11-19.
- Bowman, P. 2019. The Martial Arts supremacy: Action film and fight choreography. In: Kendrick, J. ed. A Companion to the Action film. John Wiley and Sons, pp. 227-240.
- Bowman, P. 2018. Embodiment as embodiment of. In: Leigh, J. ed. Conversations on embodiment across higher education: Teaching, practice and research. Routledge, pp. 11-23.
- Bowman, P. 2016. Poststructuralism. In: The International Encyclopedia of Political Communication., Vol. 1. [Poststructuralism]. London: Wiley, pp. 1-5., (10.1002/9781118541555.wbiepc214)
- Bowman, P. 2014. Sex and race go pop. In: Machin, D. ed. Visual Communication. Handbooks of Communication Science De Gruyter, pp. 153-171.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Reception(s) of theory. In: Dillet, B., Mackenzie, I. and Porter, R. eds. The Edinburgh Companion to Poststructuralism. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp. 445-470.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Rancière and the disciplines. In: Bowman, P. ed. Rancière and Film. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp. 1-19.
- Bowman, P. 2012. How to not read Zizek. In: Johnson, M. T. ed. The Legacy of Marxism : Contemporary Challenges, Conflicts, and Developments. New York, NY: Continuum International Publishing Group, pp. 57-74.
- Bowman, P. 2011. The Fantasy Corpus of Martial Arts, or, The “Communication” of Bruce Lee. In: Farrer, D. S. and Whalen-Bridge, J. eds. Martial Arts as Embodied Knowledge: Asian Traditions in a Transnational World. New York: State University of New York Press, pp. 61-96.
- Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. 2011. Introduction: a critical dissensus. In: Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. eds. Reading Ranciere: Critical Dissensus. London: Continuum, pp. xi.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Deconstruction is a martial Art. In: Houppermans, S., Sneller, R. and Zilfhout, P. v. eds. Enduring Resistance = La Resistance Persevere : cultural theory after Derrida. Faux Titre Vol. 348. Amsterdam: Rodopi, pp. 37-56.
- Bowman, P. 2010. The globalization of martial arts. In: Green, T. A. and Svinth, J. . R. eds. Martial Arts of the World: An Encyclopedia of History and Innovation. ABC-CLIO, pp. 435-520.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Jeet Kune Do. In: Green, T. A. and Svinth, J. R. eds. Martial Arts of the World: an Encyclopedia of History and Innovation., Vol. 2. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, pp. 479-484.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Jeet Kune Do. In: Green, T. A. and Svinth, J. R. eds. Martial Arts of the World: an Encyclopedia of History and Innovation., Vol. 2. Westport: Praeger Publishers, pp. 479-484.
Books
- Bowman, P. 2021. The invention of martial arts: popular culture between Asia and America. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press.
- Bowman, P. 2019. Deconstructing martial arts. Cardiff: Cardiff University Press. (10.18573/book1)
- Bowman, P. ed. 2018. The Martial Arts Studies reader. Martial Arts Studies. Rowman & Littlefield International.
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. N. eds. 2018. Martial Arts Studies. Issue 6: New research on Japanese Martial Arts. Vol. 6. Cardiff: Cardiff University Press. (10.18573/mas.i6)
- Bowman, P. 2016. Mythologies of martial arts. Rowman & Littlefield International.
- Bowman, P. and Judkins, B. eds. 2015. Martial Arts Studies: issue 1. Martial Arts Studies. Cardiff University Press. (10.18573/n.2015.10013)
- Bowman, P. 2015. Martial arts studies: disrupting disciplinary boundaries. Disruptions. London: Rowman and Littlefield International.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Beyond Bruce Lee: Chasing the dragon through film, philosophy and popular culture. Wallflower Press.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Reading Rey Chow: Visuality, postcoloniality, ethnicity, sexuality. NewYork, NY: Peter Lang Publishing.
- Bowman, P. ed. 2013. Rancière and film. Critical Connections. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
- Bowman, P. 2012. Culture and the media. Key Concerns in Media Studies. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Bowman, P. Bernardi, F. ed. 2011. Studi culturali. Teoria, intervento, cultura pop. Culture Segni Comunicazione. Progedit.
- Bowman, P. and Stamp, R. eds. 2011. Reading Ranciere. London ; New York: Continuum.
- Bowman, P. 2010. Theorizing Bruce Lee: Film-fantasy-fighting-philosophy. Contemporary Cinema Vol. 5. Amsterdam: Rodopi.
- Bowman, P. ed. 2010. The Rey Chow Reader. New York: Columbia University Press.
- Bowman, P. 2008. Deconstructing popular culture. Palgrave.
- Bowman, P. ed. 2007. The truth of Zizek. Continuum.
- Bowman, P. 2007. Post-Marxism versus cultural studies: theory, politics and intervention. Taking on the Political. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
- Bowman, P. ed. 2003. Interrogating cultural studies: theory, politics and practice. Pluto Press.
Conferences
- Bowman, P. 2017. What can a martial body do for society? Or, theory before definition in Martial Arts Studies. Presented at: Martial Arts and Society Conference - On the Societal Relevance of Martial Arts, Combat Sports and Self-Defense, German Sport University, Cologne, Germany, 6-8 October 2016.
- Bowman, P. 2013. Universalism and particularism in mediatized martial arts. Presented at: Universalism and Particularism in Postcolonial Media Theory, Braunschweig, Germany, 16-18 May 2013.
- Bowman, P. 2012. I know kung fu!? or: when Orientalism is a good thing. Presented at: ACS Crossroads Conference, Paris, France, July 2012.
- Bowman, P. 2012. Rancière and the disciplines. Presented at: ACS Crossroads Conference, Paris, France, July 2012.
- Bowman, P. 2012. Keeping it unreal: researching mediatized martial arts. Presented at: Researching Martial Arts in the Media and in the Gym, Cardiff , UK, 9 March 2012.
- Bowman, P. 2011. Spectres of Bruce Lee. Presented at: Asian Exposure: East Asian Cinema in a global context, Coventry University, 11-12 Feb, 2011.
Ymchwil
I research widely in the areas of martial arts and culture, and have published extensively in this field. I have also published widely in the fields of cultural studies, cultural theory and areas of postcolonial studies.
I am interested in supervising PhD projects that involve any or all of the following: cultural theory, deconstruction, martial arts, popular culture.
Videos of some of my lectures and conferences can be found here.
Below is brief information about some of my main publications.
Mythologies of Martial Arts (Rowman & Littlefield International, 2017)
Martial Arts Studies: Disrupting Disciplinary Boundaries (Rowman & Littlefield International, 2015)
Overview: The phrase “martial arts studies” is increasingly circulating as a term to describe a new field of interest. But many academic fields including history, philosophy, anthropology, and Area studies already engage with martial arts in their own particular way. Therefore, is there really such a thing as a unique field of martial arts studies?Martial Arts Studies is the first book to engage directly with these questions. It assesses the multiplicity and heterogeneity of possible approaches to martial arts studies, exploring orientations and limitations of existing approaches. It makes a case for constructing the field of martial arts studies in terms of key coordinates from post-structuralism, cultural studies, media studies, and post-colonialism. By using these anti-disciplinary approaches to disrupt the approaches of other disciplines, Martial Arts Studies proposes a field that both emerges out of and differs from its many disciplinary locations.
Review: "What happens when a first rate scholar and long-time martial arts practitioner turns his attention to an orphan discipline? First, the field can never be considered marginal again; second, the founding fathers of martial arts studies will be challenged to step up their game to the next level; and finally, readers will get a crash course in the language and concepts of post-modern scholarship, allowing them to follow the ongoing debates in martial arts studies, where landing one good accusation of Orientalism, sexism or essentialism is like a flying roundhouse kick to the head. For those who seek a deeper knowledge of the role of martial arts in contemporary culture, and hence a deeper self-knowledge, they will find no better inspiration than Paul Bowman's Martial Arts Studies.” - Douglas Wile, Author of Lost T'ai-chi Classics from the Late Ch'ing Dynasty and T'ai Chi's Ancestors.
Review: "Following Nietzsche, Paul Bowman likes philosophising ‘with the hammer’. I think what he wields as a writer is more like a magic wand. Whisking received ideas of discipline, institution, tradition, body, nation, narration, media, theory and reality out of their usual academic slots, Bowman sends them spinning into the air to meet dreams, a visionary politics of culture and deep learning in martial arts. The result is intoxicating, a rush of energy from page to page. In Martial Arts Studies, impossible combinations take sparkling new shape and thinking is free to begin again.” - Meaghan Morris, Professor of Gender and Cultural Studies, University of Sydney.
Beyond Bruce Lee (Wallflower/Columbia University Press, 2013)
“As the title suggests, this volume takes us 'beyond' Bruce Lee to debates around postmodern and the postcolonial, martial arts philosophy, and popular culture both translated and performed. But Lee is no mere pretext for this fascinating volume - this study also reminds us how exciting and transformative his cultural emergence was and what a complex legacy he has left. Whether your interest is in Zizek or Jeet Kune Do, you'll find something here that will make you think again about this major figure.” (Leon Hunt, Brunel University)
“Beyond Bruce Lee provides nuanced, often brilliantly provocative readings of Bruce Lee as a cultural icon and event. Drawing on a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches, this ground-breaking study performs Lee's injunction to create something new and true by crossing, mixing, and remixing boundaries. In the process, it also gives the reader a fantastic crash course in cultural studies.” (Jane Park, University of Sydney)
“No one writing today has a keener eye for delineating the logic of contemporary cultural politics than Paul Bowman. In Beyond Bruce Lee he powerfully demonstrates how and why Bruce Lee matters to a whole host of fields (cinema studies, cultural studies, politics, philosophy, sociology) without ever limiting himself to writing from the narrow perspective of any one of those disciplines. Regardless of where you position yourself in or out of any of those fields - whether you think you already know Bruce Lee or think you couldn't care less about Bruce Lee - you still must read this book.” (Samuel Chambers, Johns Hopkins University)
Reading Rey Chow: Visuality, Postcoloniality, Ethnicity, Sexuality (Peter Lang, 2013)
“Paul Bowman's Reading Rey Chow is a lucid exposition and critical framing of the work of one of the key figures in contemporary cultural and postcolonial studies. This book will be required reading for anyone engaging with this body of writing that develops a sustained and critical alternative to the canon of high theory.” (John Frow, University of Sydney)
“[This book] offers a complete introduction to Chow's works, showing the originality of her scholarship for cultural studies, postcolonialism and visual studies. Reading Rey Chow focuses on the continuous relocations and excesses that Chow provokes in critical theory through the force of her incisive analyses.” (Patrizia Calefato, Universita degli studi di Bari Aldo Moro, Italy)
Culture and the Media (Palgrave, 2012)
Culture and the Media looks at the relationship between what we term 'media' and 'culture', asking the question: where does one end and the other begin? Written in a lively and accessible style, this book introduces and contextualises the range of different approaches to the study of both of these fields.
Using a lively range of examples and case studies - including moral panics in the British media around punk rock in the 1970s, critiques of consumerism in the films Fight Club and American Psycho, and the YouTube-captured 'violence' of protests against student fees – Culture and the Mediashows how theoretical and disciplinary debates over the meaning of the media and culture relate to our everyday cultural experiences.
Studi culturali: Teoria, intervento, cultura pop (Progedit, Italy, 2011)
Italian translation, selected writings: “Presentando per la prima volta al pubblico italiano il pensiero di Paul Bowman, questo volume intende rinnovare la riflessione sull'agenda etico-politica propria dei Cultural Studies, che sono nati a Birmingham nel 1964 e si sono rapidamente diffusi nel mondo anglofono e nelle comunità di studiosi.”
Theorizing Bruce Lee: Film—Fantasy—Philosophy—Fighting (Rodopi, 2010)
Theorizing Bruce Lee engages questions of culture, politics, ideology and philosophy by way of a series of engagements with the popular cultural film and martial arts icon, Bruce Lee. The book deals with the cultural and theoretical issues, themes and problematics of Bruce Lee’s emergence and success, the relations between Bruce Lee films and cultural fantasy, the relations between these fantasies and cultural practices such as martial arts, and the wider cultural, political and philosophical issues of Bruce Lee’s intervention.
Leon Hunt writes: “Bruce Lee is a complex and contradictory figure, and it's a formidable task to take on the multiple facets of his legacy – fighter, film star, philosopher, nationalist, multiculturalist, innovator. With an approach as multidisciplinary and iconoclastic as Lee's approach to martial arts, Bowman provides an original and exhilarating account of Lee as ‘cultural event’. No one has done a better job of explaining why the martial arts 'legend' remains such an important and provocative figure”.
Similarly, Gina Marchetti writes: “Taking on Martin Heidegger and Slavoj Žižek as well as drawing on Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, Guy Debord, Jacques Ranciere, Rey Chow, and Stuart Hall, among others, Bowman shows how Bruce Lee “speaks” to the philosophical debates that frame our understanding of global popular culture today. Although Bowman may not be able to resolve the philosophical battles surrounding our ability to “know” Bruce Lee, he does a remarkable job of articulating why Bruce Lee remains an essential force within not only world cinema but global culture – both “high” and “low.” Armoured with his philosophical nunchakus, Bowman goes to battle with anyone who may doubt Lee’s ongoing importance, and this book will undoubtedly become essential reading for everyone (from philosopher to kung fu practitioner) interested in popular culture and Asian cinema.”
Deconstructing Popular Culture (Palgrave, 2008)
"Deconstructing Popular Culture is an accessible, funny and stimulating introduction to popular culture and cultural studies. This is a book with both a passionate argument and a rare skill in making the 'fine print' of complex theoretical arguments accessible." (Richard Stamp, Senior Lecturer of Media and Cultural Studies, Bath Spa University, UK)
"Bowman writes very much as though he is speaking directly to a group of undergraduates: it engages them where they live. This book is an extraordinarily significant achievement." (John Mowitt, Professor of Cultural Studies, University of Minnesota, USA)
Post-Marxism versus Cultural Studies: Politics, Theory and Intervention (Edinburgh University Press, 2007)
“[Post-Marxism Versus Cultural Studies is] the first sustained scholarly assessment of the scandal of post-Marxism [which] traces the struggle – both intellectual and political – of academic Marxism to keep its footing on the long march through the institution. As the “versus” that hinges his title suggests, neither post-Marxism nor cultural studies remain unscathed by Bowman’s staging of this face off. Post-Marxism versus Cultural Studies rewards the serious reader concerned to come to terms with the discursive politics of the contemporary university”. John Mowitt (Professor of Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature, University of Minnesota).
“This is an ambitious book which will make a significant impact in […] an exciting field which is beginning to open up a sustained ‘thinking about’ politics from a post-structuralist perspective”. Martin McQuillan (Professor of Cultural Theory and Analysis, University of Leeds)
Addysgu
I have taught a wide range of film, media and cultural studies courses at all university levels (BA, MA, PhD).
Since 2010 I have been Director of Postgraduate Research Studies (i.e., the PhD programme), and a large proportion of my work is focused on this.
On our BA programmes, I currently teach modules in Film and Cultural Theory and Martial Arts and Media Culture. I also supervise BA dissertations.
On our MA programmes, I currently supervise dissertations in the areas of East-West cross-overs, encounters and communications.
For our PhD programme, I lead seminars in cultural theory and supervise PhDs on a wide range of subjects. I am interested in supervising PhD projects that involve any or all of the following: cultural theory, deconstruction, martial arts, popular culture.
Some of my lectures are available online, here.
Bywgraffiad
I studied at Leeds University, gaining a BA in English, an MA in Cultural Studies and a PhD in the Centre for Cultural Studies, which focused on the theory of politics that underpinned the development and orientations of cultural studies. This work was developed and published as my first monograph, Post-Marxism versus Cultural Studies (Edinburgh University Press, 2007).
From 2000 to 2003 I was a lecturer in cultural studies at Bath Spa University. From 2003-2008 I was first a lecturer then a senior lecturer in media and cultural studies at Roehampton University, London. I came to Cardiff University in 2008, specifically to lead a core BA module called Popular Culture and to supervise PhDs. Since that time, my work has increasingly focused on the PhD programme, which I directed from 2010 to 2017. However, I continue to teach on the BA and to supervise MA dissertations.
I am also director of our Media, Culture and Creativity Research Group.
I have written a range of different books. My first academic monograph was Post-Marxism versus Cultural Studies (2007), which was a deconstruction of the 'post-marxist' discourse theory that informed the early development of cultural studies. I then moved into the field of popular culture, with Deconstructing Popular Culture (2008).
My sense had long been that the Western interest in Eastern martial arts (that exploded as a result of the films of Bruce Lee) was something that deserved serious attention. My first book length study of this was Theorizing Bruce Lee: Film-Fantasy-Fighting-Philosophy (2010). I completed this project with my second academic study of this matter, Beyond Bruce Lee: Chasing the Dragon through Film, Philosophy and Popular Culture (2013).
During the same period as my work on Bruce Lee, I also published an introductory book called Culture and the Media (2012), worked with the translator and editor Floriana Bernardi to publish a collection of my writings in Italian, and wrote a non-academic biography of Bruce Lee.
My interest in the problematics of post-colonial studies in general and the work of Rey Chow in particular led me to write Reading Rey Chow: Visuality, Postcoloniality, Ethnicity, Sexuality (2013). This monograph built on several earlier collections that I had compiled and edited, such as special issues of the journals Social Semiotics and Postcolonial Studies that focused on the work of Chow, as well as The Rey Chow Reader (2012).
My most recent monographs include Martial Arts Studies: Disrupting Disciplinary Boundaries (2015) and Mythologies of Martial Arts (2017).
I am interested in supervising PhD projects that involve any or all of the following: cultural theory, deconstruction, martial arts, popular culture.
Anrhydeddau a dyfarniadau
- Adjunct Professor, Waikato University, 2013
- Research Leave Fellowship Scheme Award, 2014
- Visiting Professor, Ljubljana University, Slovenia, 2014
- AHRC Research Network Funding: Martial Arts Studies Research Network, 2015
- Honorary Black Belt, World Taekkyeon Headquarters, Seoul, South Korea, 2015
- Presented with a Tewhatewha (General's Staff) by Head of the Maori King's Guard, 2016.
Aelodaethau proffesiynol
- Director of the Martial Arts Studies Research Network
Safleoedd academaidd blaenorol
- (2012-16) Cardiff University, Reader, Media and Cultural Studies
- (2010) Cardiff University, Senior Lecturer, Media and Cultural Studies
- (2008) Cardiff University, Lecturer, Media and Cultural Studies
- (2004) Roehampton University, Senior Lecturer, Media and Cultural Studies
- (2003) Roehampton University, Lecturer, Media and Cultural Studies
- (2001) Bath Spa University, Lecturer, Cultural Studies
- (1997-8) Bretton Hall College, University of Leeds, Visiting Lecturer
- (1996-2000) University of Leeds, Research Assistant, Journal Editor, Visiting Lecturer
- (1996) University of Leeds, School of Continuing Education, Tutor
Pwyllgorau ac adolygu
Current
- (2015-) Director: Media, Culture and Creativity Research Group
- (2014-) Editor in Chief: Cardiff University Press
- (2010-17) Director of Postgraduate Research Studies (PhD Programme)
- (2009-15) Director: Race, Representation and Cultural Politics Research Group
- (2011-) Founder/Director: Interdisciplinary Film and Visual Culture Research Network
- (2011-) Board Member: Cardiff University Graduate College Board
- (2011-) Founding Editor: JOMEC Journal
- (2010-) Member: Research Committee
- (2010-) Member: Staffing Committee
- (2010-) Member: School Board
- (2008-) Member: Representing Migration and Mobility Research Network
Past
- (2010-13) Co-Director: (Re)Constructing Multiculturalism Research Network
- (2011-13) Member: Cardiff University Senate
- (2010-13) Member: The President’s Research Scholarships Review Panel
- (2014-) Steering Group: Cardiff University Press
- (2012) Chair: School Approval Panel, MA in Journalism & Digital Media, 9th November
- (2008-10) Chair: BA Admissions Subcommittee, Journalism, Media & Cultural Studies
- (2010-13) Member: Researcher and Graduate School in Humanities Management Group
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Rwy'n goruchwylio myfyrwyr PhD ym meysydd
- Astudiaethau Diwylliannol
- Theori Ddiwylliannol
- Diwylliant Poblogaidd
- Astudiaethau Celfyddydau Ymladd
- Diwylliant y Cyfryngau
- Diwylliant Corfforol
Rwy'n goruchwylio prosiectau PhD sy'n cynnwys y canlynol: theori ddiwylliannol, dadgreu, crefftau ymladd, diwylliant poblogaidd, diwylliant cyfryngau, diwylliant corfforol a'r corff.
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Rebecca Wright Garraway
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