Film & Media Studies | Dissertations
Patrick Kinsman, Radical Form and Political Intent: Delineating Countercinemas Beyond Godard. Department of Comparative Literature, 2007. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Sherra Schick, Oprah Winfrey: Media Icon. 2007. [Co-directors: Profs. Anderson & Hawkins]
successfully defended Feb 26, 2007.
Sarah Sinwell, Fear of a Queer Planet: Danger, Sex and Idnetification in Contmeporary American Independent Film, 2007. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Matt Yockey, The New Crusaders: Utopia, Apocalypse, and the Contemporary Superhero Film, 2007. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Nathan Carroll, Public Access, Private Archives: How DVDs Disrupted Fillm History. 2006. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Mark Harper, The Violent Act of Femininity: Sexual Politics, Narrative Futility, and Gender Performativity in the Melodramas of François Truffaut. Department of Comparative Literature, 2006. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Bjorn Ingvoldstad, Post-Socialism, Globalization, and Popular Culture: 21st Century Lithuanian Media and Media Audiences, 2006. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Robert Rehak, State of the Art: Special Effects in U.S. Blockbuster Franchises, 2006. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Michela Ardizzoni, Mediating Italianness: Television, Identity, and Globalization, 2005. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Chris Dumas, Un-American Psycho: Brian DePalma and the Political Invisible. 2005. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Jim Kendrick, Screen Violence and the New Hollywood. 2005 [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Kristin Sorensen, Chilean Media and Discourses of Human Rights, 2005. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Julian Stringer, Regarding Film Festivals, 2003. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Mark Best, Secret Identities: American Masculinities and the Superhero Genre in the Fifties, 2002. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Sherra Schick, Oprah Winfrey: Media Icon. 2007. [Co-directors: Profs. Anderson & Hawkins]
successfully defended Feb 26, 2007.
Sarah Sinwell, Fear of a Queer Planet: Danger, Sex and Idnetification in Contmeporary American Independent Film, 2007. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Matt Yockey, The New Crusaders: Utopia, Apocalypse, and the Contemporary Superhero Film, 2007. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Nathan Carroll, Public Access, Private Archives: How DVDs Disrupted Fillm History. 2006. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Mark Harper, The Violent Act of Femininity: Sexual Politics, Narrative Futility, and Gender Performativity in the Melodramas of François Truffaut. Department of Comparative Literature, 2006. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Bjorn Ingvoldstad, Post-Socialism, Globalization, and Popular Culture: 21st Century Lithuanian Media and Media Audiences, 2006. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Robert Rehak, State of the Art: Special Effects in U.S. Blockbuster Franchises, 2006. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Michela Ardizzoni, Mediating Italianness: Television, Identity, and Globalization, 2005. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Chris Dumas, Un-American Psycho: Brian DePalma and the Political Invisible. 2005. [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Jim Kendrick, Screen Violence and the New Hollywood. 2005 [Director: Prof. Hawkins]
Kristin Sorensen, Chilean Media and Discourses of Human Rights, 2005. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Julian Stringer, Regarding Film Festivals, 2003. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
Mark Best, Secret Identities: American Masculinities and the Superhero Genre in the Fifties, 2002. [Director: Prof. Klinger]
