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Susan Ingram is a Professor in the Department of Humanities at York University (Toronto, Canada), affiliated with multiple graduate programs including Humanities, Communication and Culture, and Translation Studies. She also serves as non-resident faculty at Vienna's Diplomatische Akademie. Her research focuses on comparative literature, cultural translation, fashion theory, and European studies. She has coordinated the Graduate Diploma in Comparative Literature and contributed to initiatives like the Canadian Comparative Literature Association.
Her teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses in European Studies, cultural theory, and fashion studies. She has supervised numerous PhD and MA students across disciplines, focusing on themes like gender, urban culture, and transnationalism. Her publications include monographs on cultural history (e.g., Wiener Chic, L.A. Chic), edited volumes on comparative literature and cultural translation, and peer-reviewed articles analyzing film, music, and visual culture.
Ingram’s work often bridges disciplines, exploring intersections between art, politics, and space. She has presented globally on topics like David Bowie’s cultural impact and Berlin’s cinematic identity. Her current projects include Siting Futurity: Tactical Radicalism in Vienna (2021) and transnational fashion studies.
