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Sharon Carson

Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Visiting Scholar

University of North Dakota

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College of Arts & Sciences

Humanities

Department of English

Sharon Carson is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Visiting Scholar at University of North Dakota.

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University of North Dakota

Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Visiting Scholar

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african american studies american studies political analysis theatre media studies african identity ethnic studies postcolonial writing political studies black experience film history colonialism cultural studies phenomenology (philosophy) dramaturgy materiality critical theory race early republic sociology of religion religious research performance art contemporary theatre political behavior american literature narrative literary history afrocentricity african diaspora racial studies race relations female sexual slavery christian practice performance theory political culture political theory american identity activism life writing socialism citizen journalism editorial independence journalism history africana constellations jonathan miller resource guide between civil war civil rights a slave girl century america bended knee liberation theology frederick douglass century-old socialist newspaper world literature literature black literature western american literature comparative literature early american literature

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Protesting on Bended Knee: Race, Dissent, and Patriotism in 21St Century America. The Digital Press at University of North Dakota (2018)

political analysisprotestpolitical behaviorethnic studiessocial sciencessocial movementsafrican american studiesbended kneecentury americapolitical scienceamerican identityactivismamerican studies

What a Century-Old Socialist Newspaper Can Teach Us About the Left. In These Times (2017)

political analysissocialismcitizen journalismamerican political thoughtpolitical historyjournalism historyeditorial independencepolitical studiesneoliberalismsocial sciencespolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical scienceamerican studiescentury-old socialist newspaperjournalismmedia studiesideology

Politics as Performance Art: Thomas Mcgrath’s Statement to Huac. North Dakota Quarterly (2016)

political analysisperformance theorycontemporary theatreperformance artpolitical studiespolitical culturetheatrepolitical sciencepolitical theorypolitics

All That is Solid Melts Into Air: An Interview With Jonathan Miller. North Dakota Quarterly (2014)

phenomenology (philosophy)dramaturgyjonathan millertheatrecritical theorymaterialitymedia studiesfilm

Reconstruction. American History Through Literature:1870-1920 (2006)

Discussion and Resource Guide: Race With History, Between Civil War and Civil Rights. Creative Change Productions (2004)

race relationssocial historycivil rightshistoryracial discriminationbetween civil warracial studiesethnic studiesearly republicafrican american studiesresource guideamerican studiesrace

Slavery. The African American Encyclopedia (2001)

Africana Constellations: African American Studies and Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Approaches to Teaching Uncle Tom’s Cabin (2000)

african diasporacolonialismcultural studiesafrocentricityafrican american studiesafricana constellationsblack experienceafrican identity

Dismantling the House of the Lord: Theology as Political Philosophy in Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Journal of Religious Thought (1994)

female sexual slaveryphilosophy of religiona slave girlreligious studiesfeminist theorychristian practicepolitical philosophyhumanitiessociology of religionreligionpostcolonial writingfeminist philosophyreligious research

Religion. The Encyclopedia of Multiculturalism (1993)

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Sharon Carson

Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Visiting Scholar

University of North Dakota

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Humanities

Department of English

Sharon Carson is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Visiting Scholar at University of North Dakota.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sharon Carson

University of North Dakota

Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Visiting Scholar

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Protesting on Bended Knee: Race, Dissent, and Patriotism in 21St Century America. The Digital Press at University of North Dakota (2018)

political analysisprotestpolitical behaviorethnic studiessocial sciencessocial movementsafrican american studiesbended kneecentury americapolitical scienceamerican identityactivismamerican studies

What a Century-Old Socialist Newspaper Can Teach Us About the Left. In These Times (2017)

Politics as Performance Art: Thomas Mcgrath’s Statement to Huac. North Dakota Quarterly (2016)

political analysisperformance theorycontemporary theatreperformance artpolitical studiespolitical culturetheatrepolitical sciencepolitical theorypolitics

All That is Solid Melts Into Air: An Interview With Jonathan Miller. North Dakota Quarterly (2014)

phenomenology (philosophy)dramaturgyjonathan millertheatrecritical theorymaterialitymedia studiesfilm

Reconstruction. American History Through Literature:1870-1920 (2006)

Discussion and Resource Guide: Race With History, Between Civil War and Civil Rights. Creative Change Productions (2004)

race relationssocial historycivil rightshistoryracial discriminationbetween civil warracial studiesethnic studiesearly republicafrican american studiesresource guideamerican studiesrace

Slavery. The African American Encyclopedia (2001)

Africana Constellations: African American Studies and Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Approaches to Teaching Uncle Tom’s Cabin (2000)

african diasporacolonialismcultural studiesafrocentricityafrican american studiesafricana constellationsblack experienceafrican identity

Dismantling the House of the Lord: Theology as Political Philosophy in Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Journal of Religious Thought (1994)

Religion. The Encyclopedia of Multiculturalism (1993)

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