A Reading List for Teaching & Learning Today
- 1) Gill Branston, “The Planet at the End of the World: ‘Event’ cinema and the representability of climate change”
2) Gregory Frame, “The odds are never in your favor: the form and function of American cinema’s neoliberal dystopias”
3) Marina Hassapopoulou, “Playing with history: collective memory, national trauma, and dark tourism in virtual reality docugames”
4) Neal King, “Calling Dirty Harry a liar: a critique of displacement theories of popular criminology”
5) Mikki Kressbach, “Breath work: mediating health through breathing apps and wearable technologies”
6) W.J.T. Mitchell, “Screening nature (and the nature of the screen)”
7) Sheila J. Nayar, “Dis-Orientalizing Bollywood: incorporating Indian popular cinema into a survey film course”
8) Elizabeth A. Patton,“ Get Out and the legacy of sundown suburbs in post-racial America”
9) Michael Slowik, “Isolation and connection: unbounded sound in the films of Paul Thomas Anderson”
10) William Uricchio, “Film, cinema, television … media?”
12) Johnny Walker, Activist Horror Film: The Genre as Tool for Change
13) Deniz Zorlu, Powerful Women, Postfeminism, and Fantasies of Patriarchal Recuperation in Magnificent Century