Victoria Tedder

Victoria Tedder is a PhD student in sociology at the School of Social Policy, Soci­ology and Social Research, Uni­ver­sity of Kent.


February 23, 2011 Working for an Occupation

On Wed­nes­day 5 Janu­ary 2011 the Uni­ver­sity of Kent’s Occu­pa­tion came to an end after 4 weeks. The Sen­ate build­ing, nor­mally used for admin­is­trat­ive meet­ings, saw a very dif­fer­ent kind of decision-making as the group of stu­dents who occu­pied the build­ing worked on a fully con­sen­sual prin­ciple to cre­ate a base for polit­ical action across…

October 1, 2009 The Fun is in Getting it Done! Bob the Builder as an example of ideologies of work present in children’s TV

Intro­duc­tion Dur­ing a hol­i­day spent with my five year old nephew I reluct­antly began to become an author­ity on children’s TV char­ac­ters. Nos­tal­gic­ally I thought back to my own child­hood remem­ber­ing Post­man Pat and Fire­man Sam. It struck me how so many pop­u­lar children’s TV pro­grammes focus solely on the area of work, a theme…