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Screen Cultures

Screen Cultures includes such topics as Appropriation, Canadian Cinema, Digital Humanities and Culture, Film Theory and Ephemera, Media Culture and History, New Media, Television Studies. The following people research these areas:

Name	Research Areas
Beth Capper	Experimental Film, Political Film, Documentary Film, Queer and Feminist Screen Media, Marxist Media Theory, Media and Racial Capitalism
Liz Czach	Film Studies, Home Movie Making and Amateur Filmmaking, The Canadian Star System, Toronto International Film Festival
Danielle Fuller	Contemporary Reading Culture, Recommendation Culture and Social Media; YA Literature and Culture as Transmedia; Audiences and Reception of Popular Cultural Media (Print, TV, Born Digital)
Michael Litwack	Media Theory, Black Studies, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, History of Critical Theory, Genealogies of Media and Communication, U.S. Literary and Cultural Studies, Gender and Sexuality, Post/Humanisms
Harvey Quamen	Digital Humanities, 19th-Century Literature, 20th-Century Literature, Technology and the Humanities, Science and Literature, Literary and Cultural Theory, Data Visualization, Big Data, Posthumanism
Serra Tinic	Television Studies, Media Studies
Teresa Zackodnik	19th-Century Literature, American Literature, Literary and Cultural Theory, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Book History and Print Culture, African-American Literature, Black Cultural Studies, Critical Race Theories, Asian-American Literature, Periodical Studies, Print Culture Studies, African-American Feminisms, Trauma Theory, Racial Melancholia, Public Sphere Theory, Theories of Circulation, Theories of Photography