Items where Author is "Black, Jack"

BLACK, Jack and REYNOSO, Joseph S (2024). Just a game? Sport and psychoanalytic theory. Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society.

BLACK, Jack (2023). Success in failure: from the destruction of the tragic to the self-negation of the comic. Crisis & Critique, 10 (2), 30-54.

BLACK, Jack (2023). The dialectic of desire: AI chatbots and the desire not to know. Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society.

KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, BLACK, Jack, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo and SANTOS, Guto Leoni (2023). 'Best Run Club in the World': Manchester City Fans and the Legitimation of Sportswashing? International Review for the Sociology of Sport.

BLACK, Jack, FLETCHER, Thomas, DOIDGE, Mark, KEARNS, Colm, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo, ROSATI, Pierangelo and SINCLAIR, Gary (2023). 'Let the tournament for the Woke begin!': Euro 2020 and the reproduction of Cultural Marxist conspiracies in online criticisms of the 'Take the Knee' protest. Ethnic and Racial Studies.

BLACK, Jack (2023). Review of the book Algorithmic Desire: toward a new structuralist theory of social media, by Matthew Flisfeder. Postdigital Science and Education.

CHERRINGTON, James and BLACK, Jack (2023). The electric mountain bike as pharmakon: examining the problems and possibilities of an emerging technology. Mobilities.

BLACK, Jack (2023). 'Love Thy Social Media!': Hysteria and the Interpassive Subject. CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture, 24 (4).

BLACK, Jack and CHERRINGTON, James (2022). Posthuman to Inhuman: mHealth technologies and the digital health assemblage. Theory & Event, 25 (4), 726-750.

KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, BLACK, Jack, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo and ROSATI, Pierangelo (2022). A Scoping Review of Research on Online Hate and Sport. Communication & Sport, 11 (2), 402-430.

BLACK, Jack (2022). A hole that does not speak: covid, catastrophe and the impossible. Philosophy World Democracy.

BLACK, Jack (2022). On reflexive racism: disavowal, deferment and the lacanian subject. Diacritics, 48 (4), 76-101.

BLACK, Jack (2021). Slipping on Banana Skins and Falling Through Bars: “True” Comedy and the Comic Character. Galactica Media: Journal of Media Studies, 3 (3), 110-121.

BLACK, Jack, LAKE, R.J. and FLETCHER, T. (2021). An Unnerving Otherness: English Nationalism and Rusedski’s Smile. Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society.

BLACK, Jack and CHERRINGTON, Jim (2021). Temporal Ontology in Ecology: Developing an ecological awareness through time, temporality and the past-present parallax. Environmental Philosophy.

BLACK, Jack (2020). ‘I Am (big) M(Other)’: Lacan’s big Other and the Role of Cynicism in Grant Sputore’s I Am Mother. Free Associations: Psychoanalysis and Culture, Media, Groups, Politics (80), 121-131.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Sport and the ‘National Thing’: Exploring Sport’s Emotive Significance. Sport in Society.

BLACK, Jack (2020). COVID-19: Approaching the In-Human. Contours: Journal of the SFU Humanities Institute, 10 (Fall).

BLACK, Jack (2020). Reflexivity or orientation? Collective memories in the Australian, Canadian and New Zealand national press. Memory Studies.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Retroactive causation and the temporal construction of news: contingency and necessity, content and form. Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory, 1-16.

BLACK, Jack (2020). “A form of socially acceptable insanity”: Love, comedy and the digital in Her. Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society.

BLACK, Jack (2020). COVID-19 and the Real Impossible. International Journal of Žižek Studies, 14 (2), 1-22.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Football is “the most important of the least important things”: The Illusion of Sport and COVID-19. Leisure Sciences, 1-7.

BLACK, Jack, FLETCHER, Thomas and LAKE, Robert J (2020). ‘Success in Britain comes with an awful lot of small print’: Greg Rusedski and the precarious performance of national identity. Nations and Nationalism, 1-20.

CHERRINGTON, James and BLACK, Jack (2020). Spectres of nature in the trail building assemblage. International Journal of the Sociology of Leisure, 3 (1), 71-93.

BLACK, Jack and CHERRINGTON, James (2020). ‘Nature doesn’t care that we’re there’: Re-Symbolizing Nature’s ‘Natural’ Contingency. International Journal of Žižek Studies, 14 (1), 1-26.

WHIGHAM, Stuart and BLACK, Jack (2019). London 2012, Glasgow 2014 and athletes as political symbols – the precarious positioning of athletes within the evolving contemporary politics of the United Kingdom. European Journal for Sport and Society..

CHERRINGTON, James and BLACK, Jack (2019). Mountain bike trail building, ‘dirty’ work and a new terrestrial politics. World Futures: The Journal of New Paradigm Research.

BLACK, Jack (2019). Grand Hotel Abyss: The Lives of the Frankfurt School. Rethinking Marxism, 31 (4), 532-535.

BLACK, Jack (2019). “You ain’t gonna get away wit’ this, Django”: Fantasy, fiction and subversion in Quentin Tarantino’s, Django Unchained. Quarterly review of film and video.

BLACK, Jack (2019). Conviviality and Parallax in David Olusoga’s Black and British: A Forgotten History. European Journal of Cultural Studies.

BLACK, Jack (2018). From mood to movement: English nationalism, the European Union and taking back control. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research.

BLACK, Jack (2018). The subjective and objective violence of terrorism: analysing “British values” in newspaper coverage of the 2017 London Bridge attack. Critical Studies on Terrorism.

CHERRINGTON, James, BLACK, Jack and TILLER, Nicholas (2018). Running away from the taskscape : ultramarathon as ‘dark ecology’. Annals of Leisure Research, 1-21.

WHIGHAM, Stuart and BLACK, Jack (2018). Glasgow 2014, the media and Scottish politics – the (post)imperial symbolism of the Commonwealth Games. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations., 20 (2), 360-378.

BLACK, Jack (2018). The United Kingdom and British Empire: A Figurational Approach. Rethinking History, 22 (1), 3-24.

BLACK, Jack and WHIGHAM, Stuart (2017). ‘Team GB’ or ‘Team Scotland’? Media representations of ‘Britishness’ and ‘Scottishness’ at London 2012 and Glasgow 2014. Journalism.

BLACK, Jack and FIELDING-LLOYD, Beth (2017). Re-establishing the ‘outsiders’: English press coverage of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup. International Review for the Sociology of Sport.

BLACK, Jack (2016). The reification of celebrity : global newspaper coverage of the death of David Bowie. International Review of Sociology, 27 (1), 202-224.

BLACK, Jack (2016). 'As British as fish and chips': British newspaper representations of Mo Farah during the 2012 London Olympic Games. Media, Culture & Society, 38 (7), 979-996.

BLACK, Jack (2016). Celebrating British multiculturalism, lamenting England/Britain’s past. Nations and Nationalism, 22 (4), 786-802.

MAGUIRE, Joseph, BLACK, Jack and DARLINGTON, Becky (2015). ‘The Day the Flame Came to Town’: The Olympic flame, symbol, community and commodification. Sociology of Sport Journal, 32 (2), 117-139.

BLACK, Jack and EWEN, Neil (2013). Team GB, or no Team GB, that is the Question: Olympic football and the Post-War Crisis of Britishness. Sport in History, XXII, 302-324.

BLACK, Jack (2024). Sport and the ‘national Thing’: exploring sport’s emotive significance. In: WHIGHAM, Stuart, (ed.) Sport and Nationalism: Theoretical Perspectives. Sport in the Global Society – Contemporary Perspectives . London, Routledge, 118-132.

CHERRINGTON, James, BLACK, Jack and TILLER, Nicholas (2023). Running Away From the Taskscape: Ultramarathon as 'Dark Ecology'. In: MELO, Ricardo, VAN RHEENEN, Derek and GAMMON, Sean, (eds.) Nature Sports: Concepts and Practice. Routledge.

BLACK, Jack (2023). ‘It’s (not) coming home’: desire, drive and the melancholy of English football. In: ROBERTS, Will, WHIGHAM, Stuart, CULVIN, Alex and PARNELL, Daniel, (eds.) Critical Issues in Football: A Sociological Analysis of the Beautiful Game. Routledge.

CHERRINGTON, James and BLACK, Jack (2022). Introduction: Sport and physical activity in catastrophic environments – Tuning to the ‘weird’ and the ‘eerie’. In: CHERRINGTON, James and BLACK, Jack, (eds.) Sport and Physical Activity in Catastrophic Environments. Routledge, 1-18.

BLACK, Jack (2022). The Appearance of Authority in Health and Wellbeing Media: Analysing Digital Guru Media through Lacan’s 'Big Other'. In: LAWRENCE, Stefan, (ed.) Digital Wellness, Health and Fitness Influencers. Critical Perspectives on Digital Guru Media. Routledge Critical Leisure Series . Abingdon, Routledge, 35-51.

BLACK, Jack and CHERRINGTON, Jim (2020). Community as Hyperobject: Exploring the ‘Spectral Plains’ of Leisure. In: GLOVER, Troy and SHARPE, Erin, (eds.) Leisure and its Communities: Rethinking Mutuality, Collective Expression, and Belonging in the New Century. Routledge.

BLACK, Jack (2015). Portraying Britain’s past: English national newspaper coverage of the 2012 London Olympic ceremonies. In: POYNTER, Gavin, VIEHOFF, Valeria and LI, Yang, (eds.) The London Olympics and Urban Development: The Mega-Event City. Regions and Cities . Abingdon, Routledge, 320-334.

BAIRNER, Alan, BLACK, Jack, BOWES, Ali and WHIGHAM, Stuart (2021). Department for Culture, Media and Sport Committee Call for Evidence – May 2021. Project Report. Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

MATTHEWS, Christopher R, CHANNON, Alex and BLACK, Jack (2015). Learning & Teaching in Sociology - A Report by the British Sociological Association. Other. The British Sociological Association (BSA).

BLACK, Jack (2023). Beyond race? The radical temporality of the 'post-' [abstract only]. In: "Orphans of the Real: Emerging from the Echo Chambers – Psychosocial Perspectives," Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture & Society Annual Conference, New Brunswick, NJ, USA, 27-28 Oct 2023. Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture & Society. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2023). Laundered Hate: Euro 2020 and the Mainstreaming of Alt-Right Conspiracies on Twitter [abstract only]. In: Representations of Race in Sports Journalism and Media, Sheffield, UK, 30 Jun 2023. Sport Media Identity Network. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2023). Mainstreaming the alt-right: sport and the effects of conspiracy during Euro 2020 [abstract only]. In: “The Impact of Professional Sport on Community,” Fourteenth International Conference on Sport & Society, Las Vegas, USA, 07-08 Jun 2023. Sport & Society. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2022). The psychosis of race: racialization, racial anxiety, and the objet a of Race [abstract only]. In: Lacan: clinic & culture conference, Pittsburgh, PA, U.S.A., 14-16 Oct 2022.

BLACK, Jack (2022). Reassembling mHealth: from 'posthuman' to 'inhuman' [abstract only]. In: Posthuman bodies and embodied posthumanisms: an interdisciplinary conference, Warwick, UK, 12-14 Oct 2022. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2022). The object of horror: gaze and voice in Candyman [abstract only]. In: Candyman and the Whole Damn Swarm – A 30th Anniversary Conference, Sheffield, 7-9 Oct 2022. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2022). What am I for the other? Digital media and its discontents [abstract only]. In: Digital Mediation and Working Through in Times of Denial, Disavowal and Splitting: On the Un/Representable, Twickenham, UK, 14-15 Sep 2022. (Unpublished)

KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, BLACK, Jack, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theodore and ROSATI, Pierangelo (2022). Online hate and sport: an overview of the key literature. In: The European Association for Sociology of Sport and the International Sociology of Sport Association World Congress of Sociology of Sport, Tübingen, Germany, 07-10 Jun 2022.

BLACK, Jack (2021). ‘It’s (not) Coming Home’: English Football, English Nationalism and the Comedy in English Melancholy. In: Nationalism and Irony Symposium, Sheffield Hallam University, 7 Sep 2021. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2021). “The Rusedski smile... Are we really that desperate for success?”: English Nationalism, the Body and the Other – Making Sense of Rusedski’s “Smile” [Abstract only]. In: ‘Psychosocial Bodies’, Association of Psychoanalysis Studies Conference, Virtual, 01-02, 09-10 Jul 2021.

BLACK, Jack (2019). Parallax, parapraxis and the multicultural representation of British media events [abstract only]. In: Critical Issues in Contemporary Sport, Oxford, UK, 01 Mar 2019. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2018). 'Is it bigger than the bread bin?': Parallax, Parapraxis and the Multicultural Representation of British Media Events. In: Diversity within events, tourism and hospitality, Leeds, UK, 5 Dec 2018. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2018). "We’re always looking for females": gender disparities and power dynamics in the sports journalism industry [abstract only]. In: Gender differentiation in media industries, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 14-15 Jun 2018. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2018). Media, Memory and Sporting Mega-Events. In: Changing the rules of the game? An interdisciplinary symposium examining the relationship between sport and media, Loughborough University, 16 -17 May 2018. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2017). Transcending sport: The reification of Muhammad Ali. In: Ali in Un/Expected Spaces, University of Turku, Turku, Finland, 17-19 May 2017. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack and WHIGHAM, Stuart (2015). "Team GB", "Team England" or "Team Scotland"? Media Representations of "Britishness", "Englishness" and "Scottishness" in London 2012 and Glasgow 2014 [abstract only]. In: BSA Annual Conference 2015, 01 - 03 Apr 2015. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2014). "They are perhaps the most nationalist people in the world": English nationalism during the 2012 Diamond Jubilee and London Olympic Games [abstract only]. In: BSA Annual Conference 2014, Leeds, UK, 02 - 04 Apr 2014. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2013). "The Imperial Elephant in the Room": British identification during the 2012 Diamond Jubilee and London Olympic Ceremonies [abstract only]. In: Formations and Representations of British National Identity, Warwick, UK, 02 Sep 2013. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2013). 'Narratives of Empire': An investigation into the English national press coverage of the 2012 London Olympic Ceremonies. In: Olympic Legacies: International Conference – Impacts of Mega-Events on Cities, University of East London, London, UK, 4-6 September 2013. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2013). 'Narratives of Empire': An investigation into the English national press coverage of the 2012 London Olympic Ceremonies. In: BSA Teaching Group Regional Day Conference, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK, 15 June 2013. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2013). 'Narratives of Empire': An investigation into the English national press coverage of the 2012 London Olympic Ceremonies’. In: Britishness in the 21st Century, Keele University, Keele, UK, 19 June 2013. (Unpublished)

BLACK, Jack (2023). The Psychosis of Race. A Lacanian Approach to Racism and Racialization. Psychology and the Other . London, Routledge.

BLACK, Jack (2021). Race, Racism and Political Correctness in Comedy A Psychoanalytic Exploration. Routledge.

BLACK, Jack, KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie, LYNN, Theo and ROSATI, Pierangelo (2023). How sport became a vehicle for far-right conspiracy theories. LSE: British Politics and Policy.

KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary and BLACK, Jack (2023). What Manchester City fans have to say about sportswashing. RTE Brainstorm.

BLACK, Jack, KEARNS, Colm, SINCLAIR, Gary, DOIDGE, Mark, FLETCHER, Thomas, KILVINGTON, Daniel, LISTON, Katie and LYNN, Theo (2023). What the research says: Confronting online hate in sport. TOHIF Blog.

BLACK, Jack (2022). 'Peace at last': Subjective destitution and the end of analysis in Peaky Blinders. LACK.

BLACK, Jack (2021). Suburban Superheroes: Utopia and Trauma in WandaVision. Critical Studies in Television Online.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Devs and the Parallax Ending. Critical Studies in Television Online.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Mr. Robot – Part Three: ‘...the voyeurs who think they aren’t a part of this...’: Mr. Robot and the Subject. Critical Studies in Television Online.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Mr Robot - Part Two: ‘Run Away with Me’ – Content, Form and Romantic Failure, an Ideological Critique (Scene Analysis). Critical Studies in Television Online.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Mr. Robot – Part One: ‘Our Democracy has been hacked’ – Critiquing Mr. Robot. Critical Studies in Television Online.

BLACK, Jack (2020). From Fight Club to Gaze – Making Sense of Sam Esmail’s Mr. Robot, An Introduction. Critical Studies in Television Online.

BLACK, Jack (2020). Watchmen’s Parallax View – handling past traumas and present tensions. CST Online.

WHIGHAM, Stuart and BLACK, Jack (2018). Glasgow 2014, the media and Scottish politics – the (post)imperial symbolism of the Commonwealth Games and the push for ‘Empire 2.0’. London School of Economics and Political Science.