Introduction
Teaching Interests
Educational Background
Schedule
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College of Arts & letters
John Ramirez
Full Professor
Office: King Hall D4051
Phone: 323-343-4207
FAX: 323-343-6467
Email: jramire4@calstatela.edu
INTRODUCTION
Graduate from UCLA's doctoral program in Critical Media Studies. Research interests include: documentary history, theory, criticism; Chicano Cinema; independent U.S. film/video; critical media literacy and pedagogy; queer, post-colonial, and feminist theory and criticism; cultural studies; film/video programming.
TEACHING INTERESTS
film/television criticism; independent U.S. film/video; cross-cultural film/video; documentary history, theory, criticsm
Research Interests
Representative Professional Activities
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Date
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Publications/Presentations
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| June 2000 |
"Book Review: The Biz." International Documentary, 19:5. |
| Dec. 1999 |
"The Chicano Homosocial Film: Mapping the Discourses of Sex and Gender in American Me." Pre/Text: Constructing Masculinities 16.3-4: 260-274. |
| Jan./Feb. 1999 |
"Focus On . . . Writing for the Documentary." International Documentary. 18:1-2, 36. |
| 1997 |
"Introduction to the Sandinista Documentary Cinema" in New Latin American Cinema, Vol. 2, edited by Michael Martin. Detroit: Wayne State UP. 209-214. |
| 1990 |
"Nicaraguan Recosntruction Documentary: Toward a Theory and Practice of Participatory Cinema and Dialogic Address" in The Social Documentary in Latin America, edited by Julianne Burton. Pittsburgh, PA: U of Pittsburgh P. 289-314. |
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Ph.D. Critical Film and Television Studies June 1991
 UCLA
Los Angeles, CA
M.A. Critical Film and Television Studies March 1984
UCLA
Los Angeles, CA
B.A. Political Science June 1977
UCLA
Los Angeles, CA
Winter 2002 SCHEDULE
| Course | Sect. No. | Title | Units | Day & Time | Room |
| COMS 520 |
01 |
Sem: Documentary Film and Television |
04 |
Saturday, 12:30-4:10 |
Salazar Hall C366A |
OFFICE HOURS
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| Monday | 6:00-9:00 PM |
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