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Monica Seger is a Professor at the University of William & Mary since 2014, affiliated with Environment & Sustainability, Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies, and Film and Media Studies. She holds a PhD in Italian from the University of Wisconsin. Her research focuses on modern and contemporary Italian literature, film, environmental humanities, and gender studies, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to environmental crises and cultural narratives.
Dr. Seger’s major works include the book Landscapes in Between: Environmental Change in Modern Italian Literature and Film (2015) and Toxic Matters: Narrating Dioxin in Today's Italy (2022), both critically examining environmental storytelling and cultural responses to ecological issues. Her scholarship bridges literature, cinema, and environmental ethics, often addressing marginalized perspectives in ecological discourse.
Her recent publications analyze topics such as dioxin contamination narratives in Puglia, feminist media programming in Cold War Italy, and the intersection of gender and masculinity in contemporary cinema. She actively engages in decolonizing humanities through interdisciplinary frameworks, emphasizing sustainability and equity in cultural studies.
No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided texts. Dr. Seger’s teaching and research foster critical engagement with environmental crises, gender dynamics, and the socio-political dimensions of cultural production.
