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Chris Campanioni, PhD, English, with four publications
Dri Net: The Aesthetics of
Literature and Media in Migration
Campanioni theorizes an aesthetics of transmedia as a framework for
civic activism, while showing how migrants have forecasted and reshaped
new media practices and norms, producing a political subjectivity that
resists subjectification.
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This work's theme is collage and montage, both of which are used in
the text to a iculate a diasporic phenomenology. Its textual engine
reads like plot: an unnamed narrator a empts to remake the 1959
Hitchcock film.
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With hypermediation as its subject, the book's narrator is trying to find
out more about his parents' pasts, though they rarely talk about their
childhoods before coming to the United States.
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Identity and co-presence in the age of pla orm capitalism and
transmediation is at the hea of this poetry collection, a "networked
intimacy" the author has engaged with for many years both in research
and teaching.
Rossilynne Culgan, MA (adjunct professor),
Communication and Media Studies
Secret New York City: A Guide to
the Weird, Wonde ul, and Obscure
Encouraging people to get outside and explore New York City, this book
is a scavenger hunt in the nation's largest city, a guidebook that goes off
the beaten path far beyond the reaches of the subway map.
Terence Hines, PhD, Psychology
The Psychology and Science
of Pseudoscience
Dyson Authors
Recent books by faculty and alumni
The central theme of this work is that people accept pseudoscientific and
paranormal beliefs because of normal brain and cognitive processes. This may
result in perceiving things that aren't, remembering things that didn't happen,
and interpreting normal events as evidence for something paranormal.
