Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Wilt ghi horen een nuwe liet / van datter cortelings is gheschiet : het Middelnederlandse politieke populaire lied vóór de Reformatie (1300-1560)

Linde Nuyts (UGent)

(2025)
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‘Fast-paced,' ‘snakey' and ‘commercial' : how American student audiences make sense of representations of journalism in fictional television series

Maxine De Wulf Helskens (UGent) , Sarah Van Leuven (UGent) and Frederik Dhaenens (UGent)

(2024) JOURNALISM. 25(10). p.2153-2170
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Repackaged sob sisters and outsiders within : reading the female and minority journalists on The Bold Type and The Morning Show

Maxine De Wulf Helskens (UGent) , Frederik Dhaenens (UGent) and Sarah Van Leuven (UGent)

(2024) FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES. 24(2). p.322-337
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Decoding Fictional Journalism: A Diary-Interview Approach to Uncovering Flemish Audience Interpretations of Journalism in Fiction

Maxine De Wulf Helskens (UGent)

(2024) Journalism Studies.
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Veteran journalists and ‘Vieilles Filles’ : how gender, age and journalism congregate in The French Dispatch

Maxine De Wulf Helskens (UGent) and Femke De Sutter (UGent)

(2024) FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES. p.1-18
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From funnies to adventures : translation, censorship, and adaptation of American comics in fascist Italy

Manuela Di Franco (UGent)

(2023) INKS (COLUMBUS, OHIO. 2017.). 7(2). p.107-128
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- C3
Veteran journalists and ‘vieilles filles’ : how gender, age and journalism congregate in the the French dispatch

Maxine De Wulf Helskens (UGent) and Femke De Sutter (UGent)

(2023) GENDERCOM 2023, IX Congreso Internacional Género y Comunicación, Abstracts.
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Let’s get loud : intersectionally studying the Super Bowl’s halftime show

Sofie Van Bauwel (UGent) and Tonny Krijnen

(2021) MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION. 9(3). p.209-217
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An uneasy return to the role of popular culture

Niall Brennan, Frederik Dhaenens (UGent) and Tonny Krijnen

(2021) MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION. 9(3). p.175-178
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Digital popular culture as a way to promote Chinese national identity in the Post-socialist Era : a case study of My People, My Country

Haiyan Huang (UGent) , Jan Blommaert (UGent) and Ellen Van Praet (UGent)

(2020) TILBURG PAPERS IN CULTURE STUDIES.

Academic Bibliography

Wilt ghi horen een nuwe liet / van datter cortelings is gheschiet : het Middelnederlandse politieke populaire lied vóór de Reformatie (1300-1560)

‘Fast-paced,' ‘snakey' and ‘commercial' : how American student audiences make sense of representations of journalism in fictional television series

Repackaged sob sisters and outsiders within : reading the female and minority journalists on The Bold Type and The Morning Show

Decoding Fictional Journalism: A Diary-Interview Approach to Uncovering Flemish Audience Interpretations of Journalism in Fiction

Veteran journalists and ‘Vieilles Filles’ : how gender, age and journalism congregate in The French Dispatch

From funnies to adventures : translation, censorship, and adaptation of American comics in fascist Italy

Veteran journalists and ‘vieilles filles’ : how gender, age and journalism congregate in the the French dispatch

Let’s get loud : intersectionally studying the Super Bowl’s halftime show

An uneasy return to the role of popular culture

Digital popular culture as a way to promote Chinese national identity in the Post-socialist Era : a case study of My People, My Country

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