Seeing Hitchcock through the Lens of #MeToo: Theresa L. Geller
HitchCon '22: Hitchcock in a Time of Crisis
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Theresa L. Geller is the author of "The X-Files" (Wayne State UP, 2016) and editor of "Reframing Todd Haynes: Feminism’s Indelible Mark" (Duke UP, 2022). She teaches film and television studies at San Francisco State University. Dr. Geller was recently a Scholar-in-Residence with the Beatrice Bain Research Group at UC Berkeley and a Mellon Fellow at Yale University. Before relocating to the Bay Area, Dr. Geller served as Associate Professor of Film Theory and History at Grinnell College. Her scholarship has appeared in "American Quarterly," "Camera Obscura," "Rhizomes," "The Velvet Light Trap," "Biography," and "Senses of Cinema." She has also contributed essays to volumes such as "The Anthem Handbook of Screen Theory," "East Asian Cinemas," "Documenting the Visual Arts, Lady Gaga and Popular Music," "Gender After Lyotard," and "There She Goes: Feminist Filmmaking and Beyond."
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