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Research Seminar: The Trauma Machine: Reality Television, Bureaucracies of Care and the Regime of 'Crisis Ordinariness'
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Research Seminar: The Trauma Machine: Reality Television, Bureaucracies of Care and the Regime of 'Crisis Ordinariness'

Wed 4 Nov

University of Leeds

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A research seminar titled The Trauma Machine will be held at the University of Leeds on 4 November 2026. This event forms part of the Research Seminar Series in the School of Media and Communication.

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Research Seminar: The Trauma Machine: Reality Television, Bureaucracies of Care and the Regime of 'Crisis Ordinariness' takes place on Wednesday, 4 November 2026.

Research Seminar: The Trauma Machine: Reality Television, Bureaucracies of Care and the Regime of 'Crisis Ordinariness' is held at University of Leeds in Leeds (Clothworkers, Woodhouse, LS2 9JT).

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