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Colin MacCabe is a Professor at the Department of English, University of Pittsburgh, with a distinguished career spanning over four decades. His work bridges English literature, film studies, and cultural theory, emphasizing Joyce studies, French Nouvelle Vague, and colonial film production. He has held leadership roles at the British Film Institute and the John Logie Baird Research Centre, and his scholarly contributions have earned recognition from the British Academy, European Film Academy, and Arts and Humanities Research Council.
- Current Position: Distinguished Professor of English and Film, University of Pittsburgh (2002–present)
- Past Positions: Associate Director, London Consortium (2006–2013); Professor of English and Humanities, Birkbeck, University of London (2006–2010); Professor of English, University of Exeter (1986–2006); Head of Research, British Film Institute (1989–1998); Head of Production, British Film Institute (1985–1989); University Assistant Lecturer and Fellow, King's College, Cambridge (1976–1981)
Research Interests: MacCabe's scholarship focuses on English literature, literary theory, and film studies, with specific expertise in James Joyce, Jean-Luc Godard, and colonial cinema. His work integrates cultural studies methodologies to analyze the intersections of media, history, and critical theory.
Scientific Awards:
- Chancellor’s Distinguished Research Award (2010)
- Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) grant (2008)
- British Academy Awards (1978, 1992)
- Visiting Fellowships at All Souls College (2014) and University of Peradeniya (2009)
- Member of British Academy of Film and Television Arts (2001–present)
