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Herman Gray

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Feminist Studies

Herman Gray is currently serving as a Feminist Studies Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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communication mass communication media studies television studies culture critical race theory race race relations music african american studies racial discrimination narrative contemporary racism digital television acoustic music cultural history jazz american studies cultural change physical anthropology image communication affective neuroscience screen medium racial equity colorization black experience historical sociology classical sociology model reuse reclamation human variation cross-cultural perspectives cultural identity cultural theory racial studies scholarly communication mass culture video communication american experimental music postwar american culture post-op disasters michael jackson social experience cultural production john hartley cultural politics cultural impact cultural studies ethnic studies medium culture educational entertainment cultural policy

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Feel of Life: Resonance, Race, and Representation. International journal of communication (2015)

Herman Gray

racecultural identitycommunicationintersectionalityracial discriminationphysical anthropologyracial studiescritical race theorynarrativeimage communicationcontemporary racismcultural theoryafrican american studiescultureaffective neurosciencerace relationsmedia studies

Recovered, Reinvented, Reimagined. Television & New Media (2012)

Herman Gray

television studiescommunicationmass communicationcultural changereclamationdigital televisionmodel reusemedia studies

Toward a Sociology of the Trace. (2010)

Herman GrayMacarena Gómez-Barris

classical sociologysociologyhistorical sociologymedical sociology

Our Media Studies. Television & New Media (2008)

Sarah Banet-WeiserHerman Gray

television studiescommunicationmass communicationscholarly communicationeducationmedia studies

A Power Stronger Than Itself: The Aacm and American Experimental Music. Journal of Music Theory (2007)

Paul Steinbeck

musicacoustic musicamerican experimental music

Michael Jackson, Television, and Post-Op Disasters. Television & New Media (2006)

Macarena Gómez-BarrisHerman Gray

television studiescommunicationmass communicationpost-op disasterscinemapolitical communicationmichael jacksonjournalismmedia studies

Review Essay on the Uses of Television, by John Hartley. Television & New Media (2000)

Herman Gray

john hartleytelevision studiescommunicationmass communicationpopular culturedigital televisionscreen mediumjournalismvideo communicationmedia studies

A Different Dream of Difference. Critical Studies in Mass Communication (1999)

Herman Gray

communicationmass communicationcultural diversitydifferential psychologynarrativeanthropologyhuman variationcritical theoryculturecross-cultural perspectivesmedia studies

Book Review Back to Reality? Social Experience and Cultural Studies. Edited by Angela Mcrobbie. New York: Manchester University Press, 1997. Pp. VII + 216. $74.00 (Cloth); $24.95 (Paper).. American Journal of Sociology (1998)

Herman Sanders Gray

social experiencesocial sciencescultural studies

The Color of Jazz: Race and Representation in Postwar American Culture.. Journal of American History (1998)

Herman GrayJon Panish

musicraceblack experienceracial discriminationamerican studiescritical race theoryjazzcontemporary racismpostwar american cultureafrican american studiesculturecolorizationracial equityrace relationscultural history

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Herman Gray

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Feminist Studies

Herman Gray is currently serving as a Feminist Studies Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Feel of Life: Resonance, Race, and Representation. International journal of communication (2015)

Herman Gray

Recovered, Reinvented, Reimagined. Television & New Media (2012)

Herman Gray

television studiescommunicationmass communicationcultural changereclamationdigital televisionmodel reusemedia studies

Toward a Sociology of the Trace. (2010)

Herman GrayMacarena Gómez-Barris

classical sociologysociologyhistorical sociologymedical sociology

Our Media Studies. Television & New Media (2008)

Sarah Banet-WeiserHerman Gray

television studiescommunicationmass communicationscholarly communicationeducationmedia studies

A Power Stronger Than Itself: The Aacm and American Experimental Music. Journal of Music Theory (2007)

Paul Steinbeck

musicacoustic musicamerican experimental music

Michael Jackson, Television, and Post-Op Disasters. Television & New Media (2006)

Macarena Gómez-BarrisHerman Gray

television studiescommunicationmass communicationpost-op disasterscinemapolitical communicationmichael jacksonjournalismmedia studies

Review Essay on the Uses of Television, by John Hartley. Television & New Media (2000)

Herman Gray

john hartleytelevision studiescommunicationmass communicationpopular culturedigital televisionscreen mediumjournalismvideo communicationmedia studies

A Different Dream of Difference. Critical Studies in Mass Communication (1999)

Herman Gray

communicationmass communicationcultural diversitydifferential psychologynarrativeanthropologyhuman variationcritical theoryculturecross-cultural perspectivesmedia studies

Herman Sanders Gray

social experiencesocial sciencescultural studies

The Color of Jazz: Race and Representation in Postwar American Culture.. Journal of American History (1998)

Herman GrayJon Panish

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