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Ken Derry is an Associate Professor in the Teaching Stream at the University of Toronto, specifically within the Department of Historical Studies. His work bridges Religion and Film studies with a focus on Indigenous traditions, colonialism, and violence-religion dynamics.
- Education:
- PhD, MA, BA in Religious Studies from University of Toronto
- Research Interests:
- Religion and Film
- Indigenous Cultural Products
- Religion and Violence
- Colonialism and Mimetic Theory
- Gender and Hermeneutics
- Postcolonial Pedagogy
- Notable Publications:
- The Myth Awakens (co-edited, 2018) on Star Wars and myth
- SPARK (2024) on teaching excellence
- Multiple articles in Journal of Religion & Film and Religious Studies Review
- Awards:
- 2013 UTM Teaching Excellence Award
- 2008–2014 Dean’s Excellence Awards
- 2009 'Stepping Up' Award for student experience
- Teaching Innovations:
- Pioneered short film exams for religious studies
- Public Office Hours in cafes
- Problem-Based Learning (PBL) implementation
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