New York University Bulletin - Gallatin School of Individualized ...

NEW YORK UNIVERSITYLee Robbins: history,mythology and philosophy of depth psychology;Freud,Jung and postmodernpsychoanalytic thought; Buddhist psychology; literature and psychoanalysisBarnaby Ruhe: visual art; art criticism; art history; art and anthropology; art and psychology;shamanism; history of warfare and revolutionAntonio Rutigliano: Greek, Roman and medieval literature; semiotics; romance languages;French and Italian cinema; medieval and Renaissance art, philosophy and historyPhilip Sanders: electronic arts; interactive multimedia; computer animation; interactive storytelling;visual languageLeslie Satin: dance and performance; performing and visual arts; choreography; gender andperformance; assemblage art; scores and structures for performance; contemporary avantgarde;arts criticism; autobiography and creative nonfictionJudith Sloan: theater;solo performance;oral history;humor and social satire;immigration andthe changing face of America; documentary arts: radio and multimedia, digital art on theweb; community projects; trauma studies; dialogue across race, ethnicity, class and genderChris Spain: creative writing; filmBen Steinfeld: acting; directing; theatre history; music; Shakespeare; 20th-century Americandrama; musical theatrePaul Thaler: media technology and culture;First Amendment and media law;propaganda;historyof mass media; media ethicsSelma Thompson: screenwriting; playwriting; adaptation; script analysis and development;business issues for writers; cinema studies; NewYork City cultureYevgeniya Traps: 19th- and 20th-century literature; literary and cultural theory; aesthetictheories; literature and psychology; trauma and narrative; the contemporary novelChristopher Trogan: aesthetics; 20th-century German and American literature/culture; historyof philosophy; philosophy of music; philosophy of law; writing philosophyEugeneVydrin: 20th-century poetry and poetics;modernism and the avant-garde;20th-centuryart history, criticism, and theory; art historiography; film history and theorySusan Weisser: 19th-century British novel; autobiography; women and romantic love in literature;women and sexuality; feminismCarol Zoref: fiction and essay writing; 19th-, 20th- and 21st-century literature; photographyand other visual narratives56 NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013