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Dominic Pettman is a University Professor of Media and New Humanities at The New School, with joint appointments at The New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College. He chairs the Liberal Studies Program and holds administrative roles like former Associate Dean. His academic career spans institutions including the University of Melbourne, the University of Geneva, and the American University of Paris.
Pettman's research focuses on posthumanism, critical media theory, and affect theory. He explores topics like digital culture, animal studies, and environmental humanities. Notable works include Sad Planets (2024), Peak Libido (2021), and Infinite Distraction (2016). His articles critically engage with media, technology, and contemporary societal issues.
His articles analyze themes such as digital distraction, post-erotic culture, and totemic media. Recent works highlight intersections of ecology, desire, and technology. He has received awards like the 2012 Distinguished Teaching Award and book nominations for media ecology prizes.
Pettman teaches courses on media theory, critical studies, and posthumanism. His administrative roles and interdisciplinary approach reflect his commitment to bridging academic and cultural discourse.
