جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Kathryn Shineمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Gender Equality
• Media Representation
• Journalism Education
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Dr. Kathryn Shine is an Associate Professor in Journalism at Curtin University and Deputy Head of the School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry. She holds a faculty role in the Faculty of Humanities and is affiliated with the Office of the Provost. Her research focuses on gender equality in media, particularly women's representation in news commentary, and education journalism. Dr. Shine has transitioned from a career in journalism at outlets like The Sunday Times Magazine and The Australian to academia while maintaining freelance journalism and moderation work. Her teaching portfolio includes news and feature writing, having introduced the Journalism Major Project capstone unit. She supervises higher degree by research students and has received accolades such as the 2020 Most Prolific Media Commentator Award and 2016 Teaching Excellence Award. Dr. Shine collaborates with institutions like the ANU Global Institute for Women’s Leadership and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to advance gender equity in media participation. Her research investigates expert commentary dynamics, education news framing, and student journalism practices. Key research interests include gender representation in media sources, the emotional impact of education reporting, and journalism education innovation. She has published extensively on topics ranging from teacher media perceptions to cross-cultural journalistic comparisons of terrorism coverage. Dr. Shine’s work bridges academic inquiry with practical industry engagement, advocating for balanced media representation and improved public communication strategies.

Maria Filomena Barradasمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Literature and Journalism
• Media Hybridity
• Portuguese Cultural Studies
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Maria Filomena Barradas serves as a Lecturer at the Polytechnic Institute of Portalegre while maintaining active research affiliations with the Research Centre for Communication and Culture (CECC) and CLEPUL (Centre for Portuguese Literature). Her academic career spans over two decades since joining the Polytechnic Institute in 1999, with significant contributions to Portuguese cultural studies. Her educational background features a PhD from the University of Lisbon (2012) focused on Uma Nação a Falar Consigo Mesma - O Independente (1988-1995) , examining Portuguese national identity through press analysis. This foundational work established her expertise in media-literature intersections. Barradas specializes in the complex relationships between literature and journalism, particularly through the lens of the crónica genre. Her research explores media hybridity, Portuguese cultural identity formation in the late 20th century, and photographic image poetics in periodicals. She investigates how publications like Kapa magazine and O Independente shaped national discourse during Portugal's post-revolutionary transition. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on three interconnected domains: (1) Chronicle genre evolution as cultural barometer, (2) Visual-textual relationships in Portuguese periodicals, and (3) 1990s youth culture formation through alternative media. Her work demonstrates methodological diversity spanning literary analysis, visual studies, and cultural anthropology. Her professional activities include 30 documented engagements since 2007, comprising 15 oral presentations, 4 conference committees, and editorial work. Notable contributions include studies on Paulo Varela Gomes' Hotel (2014) examining intermedial and transmedial narrative structures, and explorations of photographic poetics in Caderno 3 of O Independente . Barradas maintains active research through CECC and CLEPUL, focusing on contemporary Portuguese cultural production. Her current work investigates generational identity formation through media artifacts, particularly examining how 1990s Portuguese youth culture manifested in publications like Kapa magazine (1990-1993), analyzing its role as a "communicating community" that blended irony, fun, and cultural experimentation during Portugal's democratic consolidation period.

• Ecopsychology
• Expressive Arts
• Environmental Psychology
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Kathy Stanley is a Senior Lecturer at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), affiliated with the School of Undergraduate Studies. She teaches courses bridging ecology, art, and spirituality, including 'Listening to Earth: Ecology, Art and the Spirit of Place', 'The Art of the Essay', and 'Reading into Writing'. Education: Master’s Degree in Women’s Spirituality with Specializations in Spiritual Guidance and Creative Expression from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology Current Studies: PhD student in the East-West Psychology Department at CIIS Kathy’s research focuses on ecopsychology and expressive arts , exploring how ecological identity and creative expression intersect with spiritual guidance. Her recent publication in the Ecopsychology Journal examines the psychological bonds between individuals and their birthplace. She has received the Collectors Vision International Art Award and exhibited internationally in Luxembourg, Madrid, Milan, and Monaco. Her work has been featured in prominent publications like House and Garden Magazine and Vanity Fair .

Helena Sablić Tomićمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Croatian Literature
• Autobiographical Prose
• Literary Criticism
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Helena Sablić Tomić is Full Professor and Dean of the Academy of Arts and Culture in Osijek since 2006, and an Academician in the Department of Literature of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (elected 2024). She serves as Croatia's first Creative Europe Desk ambassador (2018) and contributes to Croatian Radio's 1st Program and Forum magazine. Her academic foundation includes: Graduation from Osijek's Faculty of Pedagogy Master's degree (1997) from Zagreb's Faculty of Philosophy with thesis Short Stories of the 1990s - the Library and Authors of the Quorum Magazine Doctoral dissertation (2001) Models of Contemporary Croatian Autobiographical Prose Professor Sablić Tomić's research pioneers Croatian literary studies through interdisciplinary exploration of autobiographical prose, Slavonian regional identity, and women's literary expression. Her work bridges intimate personal narratives with broader cultural frameworks, examining how space, gender, and historical context shape literary production. Key contributions include developing methodologies for analyzing regional literary traditions and feminist reinterpretations of Balkan cultural heritage. Her 20+ publications reveal consistent thematic evolution from early analyses of 1990s short stories toward comprehensive studies of Osijek's cultural geography and transnational Balkan narratives. Recent works demonstrate sophisticated integration of spatial theory with literary analysis, particularly in examining urban environments and riverine cultural landscapes. Her accolades include: Josip and Ivan Kozarac Award (twice) Fran Galović Award for Regional Literature Seal of Osijek City for Culture Julije Benešić Literary-Critical Award Mediteran Academy Award for Literary Opus Administrative leadership includes presidency of Matica hrvatska Osijek (2003-2007), editorial roles at Kolo (1998-2009) and Forum (2022-present), and screenplay authorship for cultural documentaries featuring prominent Croatian artists. Her radio program Kutiju slova extends scholarly discourse to public audiences. Embedded in Osijek's cultural ecosystem, her work intersects with the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts and European cultural networks through Creative Europe, shaping regional literary preservation and cross-border artistic collaboration.

Daniel McIntyreمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Stylistics
• Corpus Linguistics
• History of English Language
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Daniel McIntyre is Professor of English Language and Linguistics at the Department of English, Uppsala University, where he holds the Chair in English Language. His academic career spans over two decades with significant contributions to stylistics, corpus linguistics, and the history of the English language. McIntyre has established himself as a leading scholar whose work bridges theoretical linguistics with practical applications across multiple domains including literature, film, political discourse, and forensic analysis. McIntyre completed his BA, MA, and PhD degrees in linguistics at Lancaster University, UK. Before pursuing his doctorate, he taught English as a foreign language in northern Italy. He also holds docentships in English Language from the University of Eastern Finland and in English from Uppsala University. His academic journey reflects a commitment to both theoretical rigor and practical application of linguistic principles. Professor McIntyre's primary research interests focus on stylistics, corpus linguistics, and the history of the English language. His work examines how language functions in different contexts, from cinematic dialogue to forensic statements. He has made significant contributions to understanding linguistic impoliteness, text-world theory, and the stylistic features of both literary and non-literary texts. His research often combines quantitative corpus methods with qualitative analysis to provide comprehensive insights into language use. McIntyre's recent publications demonstrate an evolving trajectory toward interdisciplinary work that integrates computational methods with traditional stylistic analysis. His 2025 study on ChatGPT's pragmatic awareness represents his engagement with cutting-edge AI language models, while maintaining his longstanding interest in textual analysis across various media. His work consistently shows methodological innovation, frequently merging corpus-based approaches with cognitive and pragmatic frameworks to address complex linguistic phenomena. McIntyre's scholarly contributions have been recognized through significant honors: Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (AdvanceHE, UK) Elected Fellow of the English Association (2025) As an educator and academic leader, McIntyre has co-edited the book series "Advances in Stylistics" for Bloomsbury and is the co-founder and co-editor of "Babel: The Language Magazine." His influential second edition of "Stylistics" (Cambridge University Press, 2025, with Lesley Jeffries) serves as a comprehensive introduction to the field. He has received numerous citations for his work on linguistic impoliteness in film and television, particularly his analyses of "The Wire" and "Full Metal Jacket." McIntyre collaborates extensively with researchers across Europe and has been involved in numerous interdisciplinary projects examining language in various contexts, from parliamentary debates to crime narratives. His work with "Babel: The Language Magazine" demonstrates his commitment to public engagement and linguistic education beyond traditional academic boundaries, making complex linguistic concepts accessible to broader audiences.

Mark Mayerمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Creative Writing
• Fiction
• Literary Studies
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Mark Mayer is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing and Co-Director of The Pinch Presents at the University of Memphis, Department of English. Holding a B.A. from Brown University (2006), an M.F.A. from the Iowa Writers' Workshop (2012), and a Ph.D. from the University of Denver (2019), his work bridges creative writing and literary scholarship. His award-winning short story collection AERIALISTS (2019) won the Michener-Copernicus Prize and was shortlisted for the William Saroyan Prize. His academic writings appear in Twentieth-Century Literature and LIT: Literature Interpretation Theory . Research interests include experimental narrative forms, the intersection of philosophy and fiction, and contemporary short fiction. His recent work About, Above, Around: 50 Prepositions (2023), winner of the George Garrett Fiction Prize, explores linguistic structures through innovative prose. He teaches in the MFA program and has held fellowships at Cornell College and Colby College. Notable recognitions include features in The Paris Review , BOMB Magazine , and critical acclaim for his 'humorous, wistful elegance' in storytelling. His creative works blend existential themes with vivid character studies, often drawing from regional and modernist traditions.

Jordan Kisnerمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Cultural Criticism
• Creative Nonfiction
• Literary Journalism
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Jordan Kisner is an Assistant Professor of English at Bowdoin College. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and an AB from Princeton University. Prior to Bowdoin, she served as the Bedell Distinguished Visiting Professor of Creative Nonfiction at the University of Iowa and taught in Columbia's nonfiction MFA program. Education: MFA in Creative Writing (Columbia University), AB in English (Princeton University) Her research focuses on cultural reporting, creative nonfiction, and the intersection of science with literary writing. Her work has appeared in prestigious outlets including New York Times Magazine , Atlantic , London Review of Books , and Harper’s Magazine . She hosts the Literary Hub podcast Thresholds . Her writing has received accolades such as the Pushcart Prize and National Magazine Award recognition. She has held fellowships from the Black Mountain Institute, Hedgebrook, and the New York Public Library’s Cullman Fellowship. Teaching emphasizes the political dimensions of personal essay writing and advanced techniques in science-oriented nonfiction. Current courses include ENGL 1200 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction and ENGL 2855 - Advanced Creative Nonfiction: The Art of Writing about Science .

Mallary Tenoreمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Longform Feature Writing
• Creative Nonfiction
• Solutions Journalism
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Mallary Tenore is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin's School of Journalism and Media and McCombs School of Business, specializing in longform feature writing, creative nonfiction, solutions journalism, and nonprofit journalism. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses and oversees reporting and writing training. Tenore’s research integrates personal narrative with societal analysis, exemplified by her upcoming book SLIP: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery , supported by an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant. Her career spans roles at the Poynter Institute, Knight Center for Journalism, and Images & Voices of Hope, focusing on media innovation and restorative storytelling. Education: B.A. in English and Spanish from Providence College; M.F.A. in Nonfiction Writing from Goucher College. Research focuses on eating disorder recovery, narrative medicine, and journalism ethics. Her writing appears in New York Times, Washington Post , and others. She leads global writing workshops and maintains the Write at the Edge newsletter, offering tips on craft and professional development. Awards include the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant (2024) for reporting on eating disorders. She has advised students through UT Austin programs but no formal advisee list is provided.

• Poetry
• Creative Writing
• Contemporary Literature
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Stevie Edwards, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Clemson University’s Department of English, affiliated with the College of Arts and Humanities. She serves as Poetry Editor of The South Carolina Review and Editor-in-Chief of Elysium Review. Her work focuses on poetry, creative writing pedagogy, and feminist poetics, with a particular emphasis on trauma narratives, identity exploration, and contemporary cultural critique. Education: PhD: Creative Writing – Poetry, University of North Texas (2020) MFA: Creative Writing – Poetry, Cornell University (2013) BA: English with Creative Writing Emphasis & Economics/Management, Albion College (2009) Research Interests: Contemporary Poetry Feminist Poetics Trauma Representation Gender Identity Domestic Imagery Cultural Critique Her publications include poetry collections like Quiet Armor (2023) and Sadness Workshop (2018), alongside over 100 poems in journals such as Poetry , American Poetry Review , and TriQuarterly . Her work frequently explores intersections of personal experience with broader societal themes. Awards: VSC Fellowship (2023) Tennessee Williams Scholarship (2022) Button Poetry Contest Winner (2017) Write Bloody Publishing Prize (2011) Teaching & Editorial Roles: Teaches courses on 20/21st-century literature, creative writing, and composition Founded and edits MUZZLE Magazine (2010–2020) Senior Editor at YesYes Books (2013–2022) Public Engagement: Featured at the Southern Festival of Books (2023) Panelist at AWP Conferences (2022–2024) Residencies at Vermont Studio Center and Sundress Academy

Ed Caesarمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مهمان

• Journalism
• Feature Writing
• Biography
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Ed Caesar is a Visiting Teaching Fellow at the Manchester Writing School, Manchester Metropolitan University, since 2017. He is an acclaimed author and feature writer whose work has appeared in The New Yorker , The New York Times Magazine , The Atlantic , and other major publications. Specializes in journalism covering geopolitical conflicts, sports, and biographical narratives Author of Two Hours (Simon & Schuster, 2016) about marathon runners Currently writing The Moth and The Mountain about mystic adventurer Maurice Wilson His reporting spans diverse regions including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kosovo, Russia, and Iran. His work has earned recognition such as the 2016 British Sports Book Award, with critical acclaim from The Spectator , The Observer , and The New York Times .

Daniel Rosenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Film Studies
• Screenwriting
• Television Production
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Daniel Rosen is a Professor of Film and Television at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Atlanta, GA (since 2024). He previously held roles as Professor of Dramatic Writing at SCAD (2019–2024) and Instructor at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (2015–18). Rosen specializes in screenwriting, television writing, and film history, with notable courses like *Industry and Network* and *History of Independent Film*. His research interests span horror, science fiction, and the socio-cultural impact of film genres. Rosen's career includes over 20 years of film and television production, with credits as a writer, director, and producer for films like *Dead Man's Curve* (1998) and *The Last Supper* (1996), which won awards at the Cognac Policier Film Festival and Mar Del Plata. He has collaborated with studios such as Lionsgate, Sony, and New Line Cinema, and his work has been featured in major publications like *The New York Times*, *The Guardian*, and *Entertainment Weekly*. Awards: Best Film (Cognac Policier, 1996), Empire Magazine Top 20 Films (1998), Best New Play (Mar Del Plata, 2009). Professional Affiliations: Directors Guild of America, Writers Guild of America East (Lifetime Member), Screen Actors Guild. Rosen’s creative output bridges academic rigor and commercial storytelling, with a focus on genre exploration and narrative innovation. His teaching emphasizes industry practices and historical context, informed by decades of hands-on production experience.

Timothy Burberyمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Geomythology
• Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature
• Literary Theory
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Timothy Burbery is a Professor in the Department of English at Marshall University, specializing in emerging interdisciplinary fields like geomythology and science-literature intersections . His academic contributions include pioneering publications in Milton Studies , Shakespeare scholarship , and literary theory . Educational Background : PhD, Stony Brook University, 1997 His research bridges mythology and geoscientific phenomena , earning recognition from The Atlantic Monthly and features in BBC Future and Hakai Magazine . He has taught courses ranging from Shakespeare to Ecocriticism and Scientific Writing . His 2021 book Geomythology: How Common Stories Reflect Earth Events established foundational frameworks for interpreting myths as proto-scientific records of natural disasters and geological events.

Jane Monsonمشاهده پروفایل

مربی

• Prose Poetry
• Accessibility and Disability Studies
• Literary Theory
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Jane Monson is a prose poet, practitioner, and researcher affiliated with the University of Cambridge as an Undergraduate Tutor and Foundation Year Tutor. She also serves as a Specialist Mentor at the Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre, integrating disability inclusion into her academic role. University : University of Cambridge Past Affiliation : Faculty of Arts, University of Western Australia (2019) Academic Role : Tutor Contact : jm2149@cam.ac.uk Research Interests : Jane specializes in prose poetry , focusing on its interplay with accessibility and disability studies. Her work explores experimental forms, such as the anti-novel in Nathalie Sarraute’s Tropismes , and the tension between stasis and movement in prose poetry. She also contributes to disability representation in creative writing, emphasizing intersectional voices. Publications : Her recent works include contributions to Routledge and Edinburgh University Press ’s companions on prose poetry, an edited volume on British prose poetry, and a feature in Westerly Magazine highlighting disability narratives. These texts reflect her focus on experimental form and interdisciplinary analysis .

Jeffrey C Neelyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Literary Journalism
• Media Ethics
• Community Building
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Jeffrey C Neely is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Tampa , where he also serves as Director of the Journalism Program . His work bridges academic and professional journalism, emphasizing literary journalism’s role in prosocial goals. B.A., B.S. , University of Florida (1999) M.A. , University of South Florida, St. Petersburg (2006) Ph.D. , University of Florida (2011) Neely’s research focuses on literary journalism as a tool for social justice, sustainability ethics, and positive social identity formation, alongside media ethics, community-building, youth media, and virtual worlds. He has published in academic journals and books and is a member of the International Association for Literary Journalism Studies . Prior to academia, he worked as a writer and editor for Tampa Bay newspapers and magazines, and contributed to outlets like the NASA website, Christianity Today , and Gulfster.com . He teaches courses including Introduction to Journalism , News Reporting and Writing , and Feature Writing .

Sara Matthewsمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Critical Security Studies
• Surveillance
• Drone Technologies
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Sara Matthews is an Associate Professor in Communication Studies and Global Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University. She supervises students in the MA in Communication Studies and PhD in Global Governance programs. Research Interests: Her work spans critical security studies , surveillance , drone technologies , war memory , and visual culture . She employs interdisciplinary methods from cultural studies, postcolonial theory, and critical race theory. Creative Practice: Sara curates aesthetic projects examining conflict, loss, and futurity, with critical art writing featured in PUBLIC , FUSE Magazine , and galleries like the Robert Langen Gallery and Circuit Gallery.