ESRC Research Seminar: Bournemouth University and the University of East London:
Media Representations of ‘antisocial personality disorder’
Tuesday, 12 January, 2016: Room EB702, Bournemouth University
11-00: Coffee
11-15: Introductions and introduction to the series.
11.30 : David W Jones (University of East London): Overview of the significance of ‘the media’ and the story of ASPD
12.15 Candida Yates:(Bournemouth University) ‘I know just how he feels’ Taxi Driver, Disordered Masculinities and Popular Culture
1-00: Lunch
2.00: Alison Cronin (Bournemouth University): ASPD and the media reporting of crime.
2-45: Stefania Ciocia (Canterbury Christ): ‘Only Underdogs and psychos in this world’
3-30 – Tea
3-45: Bradley Hillier, ( South West London Forensic Service) “Breaking Bad: How dark is Walter White?”
4-30 Discussion
5-6pm Wine and canapes
VENUE: Room EB702, Bournemouth University Executive Business Centre, 89 Holdenhurst Road
Bournemouth
BH8 8EB
*If you would like to attend this event, please contact Prof. Candida Yates: cyates@bournemouth.ac.uk











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