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Julie Van Dam

Professor Teaching of French and Gender and Sexuality Studies Professor of French teaching

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

French and Italian

French

Humanities

French and Italian

Jewish Studies

Julie Van Dam is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor Teaching of French and Gender and Sexuality Studies Professor of French teaching at University of Southern California.

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University of Southern California

Professor Teaching of French and Gender and Sexuality Studies Professor of French teaching

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african american studies disability african studies ableism cultural studies feminist theory feminist studies postcolonial writing african identity disability studies french cinema colonialism african diaspora decoloniality feminist perspectives film studies culture comparative literature ethnic studies french language french politics documentary film film criticism post-colonial criticism diaspora studies settler colonialism black experience feminist identity film theory african city re-viewing disability senegalese literature colonial discourses world literature caribbean studies literary criticism migration studies cultural policy philosophy of film bilingual education language teaching french history french civilization black feminism afrocentricity participatory art inclusive design fascism in europe comparative analysis language education feminist debate queer studies feminist research contemporary racism racial studies documental cinema social impairments sex therapy human sexuality thanatology human condition biopolitics postcolonial west africa contemporary francophone immigrant bessora ’ critical conditions francophone african caribbean women ’ decolonial feminism decolonial feminist acts constructing crip/care senegalese urban arts à la lumère khady sylla moly kane colonial medicine literature cultural history

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Decolonial Feminist Acts of Health/Care in Senegalese Urban Arts. Literary Arts and Health Humanities: Today and Tomorrow (2024)

feminist theoryfeminist studiesafrican identityfeminist perspectivesgender studiesdecolonial feminist actsafrican american studiesafrican studiescultural studies

Decolonizing Disability and Constructing Crip/Care in Senegalese Urban Arts: Presence, Accessibility and the Common. The Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Disability Studies (2024)

artparticipatory artinclusive designaccessibilitycultural policyableismconstructing crip/carevisual artsafrican american studiessenegalese urban artsculturedisabilityafrican studiesdisability studiesvisual cultureafrican identity

Review of Physical Disability and Sexuality: Stories From South Africa. Disability Studies Quarterly (2022)

gendered sexualitysex therapysexual behaviorableismsexuality and disabilitygender studiesfamily medicinesexual and reproductive healthdisability studiesphysical disabilitygender identitydisabilityhuman sexualitysexual healthwomen's health

King Kong Theory in French Feminism. (2021)

feminist studiesfeminist identityfeminist philosophykong theoryfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfeminist debatefeminist theory

La Raucourt’: Queer Frenchness in Revolutionary France. (2021)

french languagequeer theoryfrench historydecolonialitysocial historyfrenchfrench politicsfrench civilizationqueer studiesqueer frenchnesscultural history

Legacies of Colonialism in Senegalese Economics and Culture. (2021)

african cityafrican economycolonialismanthropologyeconomic developmentsenegalese economics

Decolonial Feminism and Disabled Identities in Senegalese Literature and Culture. (2020)

feminist studiesfeminist identitydecolonial feminismpostcolonial writingfeminist perspectivesgender studiesafrican american studiescultural studiesfeminist theory

Disability and Mental Illness in Films by Moly Kane and Khady Sylla. (2020)

documentary filmphilosophy of filmkhady syllamoly kanecinemamental healthfilm studiesableismfilm criticismpsychiatryfilmmental illnessfilm theorydisabilitydisability studies

Y’en a Marre and the Politics of Wolof in Senegal. (2020)

african cityafrican political economycolonialismpolitical historybiopoliticsy ’frenchsociocultural anthropologypolitical sociologyanthropologyafrican diasporaafrican studiesafrican identity

Education and Language in Senegalese Literature and Film. (2018)

bilingual educationlanguage pedagogylanguagecinemalanguage teachingmultilingualismfilm studiessenegalese literaturefilmsociolinguisticslanguage education

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Julie Van Dam

Professor Teaching of French and Gender and Sexuality Studies Professor of French teaching

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

French and Italian

French

Humanities

French and Italian

Jewish Studies

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Julie Van Dam

University of Southern California

Professor Teaching of French and Gender and Sexuality Studies Professor of French teaching

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decolonial Feminist Acts of Health/Care in Senegalese Urban Arts. Literary Arts and Health Humanities: Today and Tomorrow (2024)

feminist theoryfeminist studiesafrican identityfeminist perspectivesgender studiesdecolonial feminist actsafrican american studiesafrican studiescultural studies

Decolonizing Disability and Constructing Crip/Care in Senegalese Urban Arts: Presence, Accessibility and the Common. The Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Disability Studies (2024)

Review of Physical Disability and Sexuality: Stories From South Africa. Disability Studies Quarterly (2022)

King Kong Theory in French Feminism. (2021)

feminist studiesfeminist identityfeminist philosophykong theoryfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfeminist debatefeminist theory

La Raucourt’: Queer Frenchness in Revolutionary France. (2021)

french languagequeer theoryfrench historydecolonialitysocial historyfrenchfrench politicsfrench civilizationqueer studiesqueer frenchnesscultural history

Legacies of Colonialism in Senegalese Economics and Culture. (2021)

african cityafrican economycolonialismanthropologyeconomic developmentsenegalese economics

Decolonial Feminism and Disabled Identities in Senegalese Literature and Culture. (2020)

feminist studiesfeminist identitydecolonial feminismpostcolonial writingfeminist perspectivesgender studiesafrican american studiescultural studiesfeminist theory

Disability and Mental Illness in Films by Moly Kane and Khady Sylla. (2020)

documentary filmphilosophy of filmkhady syllamoly kanecinemamental healthfilm studiesableismfilm criticismpsychiatryfilmmental illnessfilm theorydisabilitydisability studies

Y’en a Marre and the Politics of Wolof in Senegal. (2020)

african cityafrican political economycolonialismpolitical historybiopoliticsy ’frenchsociocultural anthropologypolitical sociologyanthropologyafrican diasporaafrican studiesafrican identity

Education and Language in Senegalese Literature and Film. (2018)

bilingual educationlanguage pedagogylanguagecinemalanguage teachingmultilingualismfilm studiessenegalese literaturefilmsociolinguisticslanguage education

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