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Cultural Studies

Affiliated Faculty

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photo of Julie Crawford
Full-time Faculty

Julie Crawford

Associate Director of Graduate Studies; Mark Van Doren Professor of Humanities

Research Interests

16th and 17th Century English Literature
Women's Literature
Protestant Culture
Cultural Studies
Feminist Theory
Gay and Lesbian Studies
Renaissance / Early Modern
Gender, Sexuality, Queer Theory, Feminism
Europe
Britain
photo of Jack Halberstam
photo of Jack Halberstam
Full-time Faculty

Jack Halberstam

Director of the Institute for Research on Women, Gender and Sexuality; Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Research Interests

Cultural Studies
Queer Theory
Film, Media, and Visual Studies
Gothic Literature and the Horror Film
Gender and Sexuality Studies
Popular Culture
Feminist Theory
Gender, Sexuality, Queer Theory, Feminism
photo of Shana L. Redmond
photo of Shana L. Redmond
Full-time Faculty

Shana L. Redmond

Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Research Interests

20th and 21st Century
American and the Americas
Postcolonial and Global South
Africa
African American and African Diaspora
Ethnicity, Race, and Indigenous Studies
Drama, Theatre, and Performance Studies
Literature and Music/ Jazz Studies
Black Radical Historiography
History and Politics
Political Theory, Marxism, and Critical Social Theory
Popular Culture
Cultural Studies
Nationalism
Social Movements
Carcerality
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