Colin R. Johnson
crj2@indiana.edu

Assistant Professor of Gender Studies
Adjunct Assistant Professor, History and American Studies

PhD in American Culture, University of Michigan
MA in American Culture, University of Michigan
BA with honors in Law, Letters and Society, University of Chicago

Courses:

G101 - Gender, Culture & Society
G206 – Gay Histories, Queer Cultures
G300 – Gender Studies: Core Concepts & Key Debates
G702 - Researching Gender Issues
G704 – Cultural Politics of Sexuality

Research:

Dr. Johnson's research focuses on the history of gender and sexuality in non-metropolitan America during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He is especially interested in the history of homosexuality in rural America and is currently completing a book manuscript on that subject.

Other areas of interest include 19th and 20th century US literature, the history of agriculture and the environment, queer theory, psychoanalytic theory, and film and media studies.

Publications:

“Casual Sex: Subaltern Sexuality ‘On the Road’ in Early Twentieth Century America” in an edited volume entitled Subaltern Citizens and the Their Histories: Investigations from India and the United States (Routledge, 2009).