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This directory includes Cultural Studies MA and PHD students and our affiliated faculty. Use the "Filter by" drop-down menu to search only for Faculty, PhD Students or MA Students. The filter can also be used to view students by cohort, based on the year they joined the program.
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Keywords: visual art practice; industrial methods/materials in contemporary studio art; political and applied cartography; Islamic visual culture.
Keywords: critical feminist theory; transnational Queer theory and praxis; critical sexuality studies; gender, sexuality and Islam; sociology of gender, racialization, nation and ethnicity; feminist and Queer ethnography.
Keywords: food justice and anti-poverty activism; food insecurity in Canada and Cuba.
Keywords: l’écrivain français Louis-Ferdinand Céline; littérature francophone du XXe siècle; théâtre français et québécois depuis 1945; l’intertextualité et l’intermédialité.
Keywords: Indigenous methodologies; Indigenous women's film and media; Quebec and Canadian cinema; transnational cinema; road movies; oral tradition, storytelling and popular cultures; oral practices of cinema.
Keywords: arts education; music education; arts-based research; assessment in the arts
Chief Curator/Curator of Canadian Historical Art
Agnes Etherington Art Centre
Keywords: Canadian historical visual and material culture, with emphasis on women artists, feminist art history, artistic groups, regional scenes, collecting histories and intersections of fine art and craft.
Keywords: North American cultural and intellectual history; Canadian-American relations; elite, mass, and popular cultures; philanthropy; cultural policy.
Keywords: community music education; elementary music education; music theatre; research-creation methodologies; responsive and place-based pedagogies; accessibility and inclusion.
Keywords: reproductive technologies; genetic engineering; the political economy of manufacturing; feminist social thought; visual culture (anatomy, cancer care, science fiction).