Photos from MAD WORLD: Sex, Politics, Style, and the 1960s, 2/19/2010
Second series

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

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Above left: Alexander Doty links homosexuality on Mad Men to Sex and the Single Girl (1962); Above right: Pat Gill moderates the first panel sporting a vintage dress worn by her mother in the 1960s.

Photos from the MAD WORLD symposium,
February 19, 2010


Lauren Goodlad, director of the Unit, comments on the morning panel. Michael Szalay, visiting keynote from Irvine, looks on.





Above left: Diane Koenker illustrates her discussion of Soviet cold war style with a clip from the 1962 film, Nine Days of One Year (Russian: Девять дней одного года). Above right: University of Wisconsin professor Caroline Levine introduces the second set of panelists.


The symposium concludes with a roundtable featuring short papers by Illinois professors Kent Ono, Jim Hansen, Dianne Harris, Nancy Abelmann, and Irene Small. Jennifer Greenhill (not pictured) introduced.




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Photos from MAD WORLD: Sex, Politics, Style and the 1960s, 2/19/2010
First series

Monday, February 22, 2010

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Michael Szalay delivers his morning
keynote address on the advent of market
segmentation in 1960s advertising.

Leslie Reagan and Clarence Lang speaking, respectively. on women's reproductive experience and civil rights in the 1960s.


Lilya Kaganovksy discusses gender and spectatorship.

Photos from the MAD WORLD symposium,
February 19, 2010.




Irene Small discussing art and aesthetics in Mad Men and its contexts.







Lynne Joyrich delivering the second keynote address with allusion
to a Sesame Street satire on Mad Men.



Dianne Harris speaking on Mad Men and interiors.

Rob Rushing fielding a question on the topic of the Italian director Antonioni.
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