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Elizabeth Rawitsch

Part-Time Faculty

Overview

Dr. Rawitsch has been teaching film studies for 14 years, including courses on LGBT+ film history, American film exhibition, British television, Turkish cinema, and international film comedy. Her book Frank Capra’s Eastern Horizon’s: National Identity and the Cinema of International Relations was published in 2015, and her research on popular culture and national identity has appeared in Intensities: Journal of Cult Media, Journal of American Studies, and Journal of Popular Film and Television.

Education

Ph.D., Film, Television, & Media Studies, University of East Anglia
M.A., Film Studies, University of East Anglia
B.A., English, Dickinson College

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