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Caroline Bem is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, affiliated with the Department of Literatures and Languages of the World at Université de Montréal. Her research bridges Intermediality, Queer Studies, and Gender in Media, examining ethical and aesthetic intersections in visual arts, film, and video games.
- Education:
- BA (Hons) from Anglia Ruskin University (2006)
- MA from McGill University (2009)
- PhD from McGill University (2016)
Key research interests include:
- Queer and feminist media practices
- Intermedial narrative structures
- Game studies and digital aesthetics
- Media ethics and cultural theory
- History of books in digital contexts
- Theoretical reconfiguration in humanities
Her recent publications span edited issues on sexuality in games (2023), diptych theory in cinema (2023), and intermedial case studies (2023). She explores topics like Queer Aesthetics in Robert Yang’s games, Ethical Humor in Pornographic Games, and Media Materiality in Tarantino’s films.
Bem is an active researcher with funding from SSHRC (2024–2026) and FRQSC. She supervises MA and PhD students in intermediality, gender studies, and digital humanities.
