Pam Wells
Biographic Data
| ID | 111027 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pam Wells |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pam |
| FAMILY NAME | Wells |
| SIGNATURE | WELLS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7535-0804 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Reframing Mulan across borders
This paper offers a feminist re-examination of The Ballad of Mulan and Disney’s Mulan (1998), exploring how female agency is redefined across Chinese and Western contexts. Integrating comparative textual analysis, thematic coding, and feminist critical discourse analysis, the study investigates how Confucian ideals of filial piety and loyalty are reinterpreted through Disney’s postfeminist discourse of individuality and empowerment. The findings …
John Calvin and Philip Melanchthon’s Sum of Theology
This preface to the French translation of Melanchthon’s Sum of Theology (Opera Omnia 9:847–50) was written by Calvin in 1546. It has been translated from the French by Alison Wells, introduced and annotated by Paul Wells. Our thanks to Paul Helm for suggesting this translation, to our knowledge the first time into English
Global Animation Theory
But what does that all mean?', asked Samantha, after having examined a Joan Miró painting.The professor had answered that same question a thousand times.She was a patient person.You see the contrasts of the colours, and the balance of the structure, don't you?This is the painting's language.Relax and let it speak to you.Imagine you are watching a tropical sunset.You instinctively let the sunset speak to you.You recall many beautiful things you ha…
Animation, Sport and Culture
Animation, Sport and Culture is a wide-ranging study of both sport and animated films. From Goofy to Goalkeepers, Wallace and Gromit to Tiger Woods, Mickey Mouse to Messi, and Nike to Nationhood, this
Adversarial Discourse in Prime Minister's Questions
In the United Kingdom, Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) are a weekly 30-minute parliamentary session, in which the prime minister (PM) responds to questions from both government and opposition members of parliament (MPs). In this study, 18 PMQs (April-November, 2007) were analysed, 9 with Labour PM Tony Blair, 9 with his successor Gordon Brown; in all 18 sessions, their opponent was Conservative Party leader David Cameron. In PMQs, MPs are expec…
From Melbourne Cooper to Match of the Day and Mo-Cap
This essay addresses the relationship between sporting practice and its representation in animated film. It constitutes one of the first investigations into this area, and consequently seeks to define its historical and theoretical terrain. This is achieved by exploring sport-orientated animation in a variety of national contexts throughout the history of animation, and in defining a set of aesthetic criteria that relate and bind sport and animat…
From Politics to Comedy
This study aims to identify key similarities and differences between the affiliative behaviors of audiences to political speakers and stand-up comedians. Four televised stand-up comedy routines were analyzed in terms of three dimensions: invitationality (whether the audience response is invited), rhetoricality (the use of rhetorical devices associated with audience applause), and synchrony (audience responses judged to commence either just before…
Fiddling as an Avenue of Black-White Musical Interchange
It is common for historians to view the development of American popular music in terms of the blending of African and European musical elements and the melding of folk and popular traditions. textbook designed for use in university-level classes in popular music history, for example, states: A distinctive popular tradition emerged only through cross-pollination of established European styles with white and AfricanAmerican folk music. African-Amer…
By Invitation Only
To investigate the relative importance of invited and uninvited applause, 15 speeches delivered by the leaders of the three principal British political parties to their annual party conferences (1996-2000) were analyzed. Each incidence of applause was coded along three dimensions (invited/uninvited, presence/absence of rhetorical devices, and synchronous/asynchronous with speech). The results provided strong support for the distinction between in…
The Fiddle Music of Prince Edward Island
The Civil War Music Collector's Edition
Traveling the High Way Home
Country
Thomas W. Talley's Negro Folk Rhymes
Origins of the Popular Style
Keynes's General Theory Critique of the Neoclassical Theories of Employment and Aggregate Demand
Before General Theory there was neoclassical macroeconomic theory. Employment and real wages were determined by demand and supply of labor, rate of interest by demand and supply of loanable funds. Say's law governed aggregate volume of economic activity, and level of money prices was assumed to be determined by the quantity of money, ... its income-velocity ... by hoarding, by forced saving, by inflation and deflation et hoc genus omne (CW, 7, p.…
Popular Music
The Center for Popular Music
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Fiddle Music from Alabama, Wyoming, and Montana
This Is Rose Maddox with the Vern Williams Band
Dance Music
Canadian and Canadian-American Music
Jean Carignan rend hommage a Joseph Allard
Keynes' Employment Function
J. M. Keynes, employment function
Adversarial Discourse in Prime Minister's Questions
In the United Kingdom, Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) are a weekly 30-minute parliamentary session, in which the prime minister (PM) responds to questions from both government and opposition members of parliament (MPs). In this study, 18 PMQs (April-November, 2007) were analysed, 9 with Labour PM Tony Blair, 9 with his successor Gordon Brown; in all 18 sessions, their opponent was Conservative Party leader David Cameron. In PMQs, MPs are expec…
By Invitation Only
To investigate the relative importance of invited and uninvited applause, 15 speeches delivered by the leaders of the three principal British political parties to their annual party conferences (1996-2000) were analyzed. Each incidence of applause was coded along three dimensions (invited/uninvited, presence/absence of rhetorical devices, and synchronous/asynchronous with speech). The results provided strong support for the distinction between in…
From Politics to Comedy
This study aims to identify key similarities and differences between the affiliative behaviors of audiences to political speakers and stand-up comedians. Four televised stand-up comedy routines were analyzed in terms of three dimensions: invitationality (whether the audience response is invited), rhetoricality (the use of rhetorical devices associated with audience applause), and synchrony (audience responses judged to commence either just before…
From Melbourne Cooper to Match of the Day and Mo-Cap
This essay addresses the relationship between sporting practice and its representation in animated film. It constitutes one of the first investigations into this area, and consequently seeks to define its historical and theoretical terrain. This is achieved by exploring sport-orientated animation in a variety of national contexts throughout the history of animation, and in defining a set of aesthetic criteria that relate and bind sport and animat…
Keynes's General Theory Critique of the Neoclassical Theories of Employment and Aggregate Demand
Before General Theory there was neoclassical macroeconomic theory. Employment and real wages were determined by demand and supply of labor, rate of interest by demand and supply of loanable funds. Say's law governed aggregate volume of economic activity, and level of money prices was assumed to be determined by the quantity of money, ... its income-velocity ... by hoarding, by forced saving, by inflation and deflation et hoc genus omne (CW, 7, p.…
Keynes' Employment Function
J. M. Keynes, employment function
Jean Carignan rend hommage a Joseph Allard
Canadian and Canadian-American Music
Dance Music
This Is Rose Maddox with the Vern Williams Band
Popular Music
The Center for Popular Music
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Fiddle Music from Alabama, Wyoming, and Montana
Keynes's General Theory Critique of the Neoclassical Theories of Employment and Aggregate Demand
Before General Theory there was neoclassical macroeconomic theory. Employment and real wages were determined by demand and supply of labor, rate of interest by demand and supply of loanable funds. Say's law governed aggregate volume of economic activity, and level of money prices was assumed to be determined by the quantity of money, ... its income-velocity ... by hoarding, by forced saving, by inflation and deflation et hoc genus omne (CW, 7, p.…
Origins of the Popular Style
Thomas W. Talley's Negro Folk Rhymes
Country
Traveling the High Way Home
The Civil War Music Collector's Edition
The Fiddle Music of Prince Edward Island
By Invitation Only
To investigate the relative importance of invited and uninvited applause, 15 speeches delivered by the leaders of the three principal British political parties to their annual party conferences (1996-2000) were analyzed. Each incidence of applause was coded along three dimensions (invited/uninvited, presence/absence of rhetorical devices, and synchronous/asynchronous with speech). The results provided strong support for the distinction between in…
Fiddling as an Avenue of Black-White Musical Interchange
It is common for historians to view the development of American popular music in terms of the blending of African and European musical elements and the melding of folk and popular traditions. textbook designed for use in university-level classes in popular music history, for example, states: A distinctive popular tradition emerged only through cross-pollination of established European styles with white and AfricanAmerican folk music. African-Amer…
From Politics to Comedy
This study aims to identify key similarities and differences between the affiliative behaviors of audiences to political speakers and stand-up comedians. Four televised stand-up comedy routines were analyzed in terms of three dimensions: invitationality (whether the audience response is invited), rhetoricality (the use of rhetorical devices associated with audience applause), and synchrony (audience responses judged to commence either just before…
From Melbourne Cooper to Match of the Day and Mo-Cap
This essay addresses the relationship between sporting practice and its representation in animated film. It constitutes one of the first investigations into this area, and consequently seeks to define its historical and theoretical terrain. This is achieved by exploring sport-orientated animation in a variety of national contexts throughout the history of animation, and in defining a set of aesthetic criteria that relate and bind sport and animat…
Adversarial Discourse in Prime Minister's Questions
In the United Kingdom, Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) are a weekly 30-minute parliamentary session, in which the prime minister (PM) responds to questions from both government and opposition members of parliament (MPs). In this study, 18 PMQs (April-November, 2007) were analysed, 9 with Labour PM Tony Blair, 9 with his successor Gordon Brown; in all 18 sessions, their opponent was Conservative Party leader David Cameron. In PMQs, MPs are expec…
Animation, Sport and Culture
Animation, Sport and Culture is a wide-ranging study of both sport and animated films. From Goofy to Goalkeepers, Wallace and Gromit to Tiger Woods, Mickey Mouse to Messi, and Nike to Nationhood, this
John Calvin and Philip Melanchthon’s Sum of Theology
This preface to the French translation of Melanchthon’s Sum of Theology (Opera Omnia 9:847–50) was written by Calvin in 1546. It has been translated from the French by Alison Wells, introduced and annotated by Paul Wells. Our thanks to Paul Helm for suggesting this translation, to our knowledge the first time into English
Global Animation Theory
But what does that all mean?', asked Samantha, after having examined a Joan Miró painting.The professor had answered that same question a thousand times.She was a patient person.You see the contrasts of the colours, and the balance of the structure, don't you?This is the painting's language.Relax and let it speak to you.Imagine you are watching a tropical sunset.You instinctively let the sunset speak to you.You recall many beautiful things you ha…
Reframing Mulan across borders
This paper offers a feminist re-examination of The Ballad of Mulan and Disney’s Mulan (1998), exploring how female agency is redefined across Chinese and Western contexts. Integrating comparative textual analysis, thematic coding, and feminist critical discourse analysis, the study investigates how Confucian ideals of filial piety and loyalty are reinterpreted through Disney’s postfeminist discourse of individuality and empowerment. The findings …
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