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Dalsgaard, Inger Hunnerup
Modernity (technology), Cultural contact (American culture), Digital literature, narration/storytelling, hypertext, net literature (Cyberpunk literature), Everyday life (American folk and consumer culture, Romantic fiction, Women in America), Fashion (19th century American women, Women in Politics), Film analysis (American movies), Identity (Asian-Americans), Literary epochs (Thomas Pynchon, US literature), Popular culture (Conspiracy culture, Disney, Marilyn Monroe), Social history (American First Ladies), USA, Visual art (American)
Mortensen, Peter
Modernity (Alternative culture, Countercultures, Environmentalism, Political ecology), Climate and culture (Climate change discourses, Climate literature), Ethics and sustainability (Literature, culture and sustainability), Film history (Disaster film, Representations of nature in film, Sciene Fiction), Literary epochs (Modern British and American literature, Modernism, Post-Romanticism, Postmodernism, Romanticism, Transcendentalism), Literary genres (Apocalyptic and postapocalyptic texts, Back-to-nature literature, Ecopoetry, Pastoral, Science Fiction, Utopian/dystopian fiction), Text theory and analysis (Cultural Studies, Ecocriticism, Literature and technology, Modern literary theory, New Historicism)
Pennington, Jody
Modernity, Civil rights (Censorship in the US, Freedom of expression in the US), Communication theory, Cultural change, Cultural history, Cultural theory, Everyday life, Film aesthetics, Film analysis, Film history, Film theory, High and low culture, Material culture (Community development, Tourism), Popular culture, Semiotics and semiology, Social history, USA