Erik Marshall
Dept. of English
Wayne State University
Detroit, MI 48201
Email: aa9728@wayne.edu
Ph.D. Wayne State University (projected date: May 2008). Dissertation: Digital Media, Realism, and Film Studies.
B.A. Wayne State University, 1995. Majors: French, Education. Minor: English.
"Indexicality
And Spectatorship In Digital Media: Waking Life As Hybrid Digital Artifact." Revista Ilha do Desterro. No. 51, Jul/Dec 2006.
"The Disappearing Other: The Portrayal of Dracula in Francis
Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker's Dracula." The Gothic Other: Racial and
Social Constructions in the Literary Imagination. McFarland Press, 2004.
Review of Fatal Strategies, Baudrillard. Film Philosophy web journal, vol. 6 no. 44 (http://www.film-philosophy.com/vol6-2002/n44marshall).
“The Interactive Networked Spectator: Video Games, Cinema, Machinima.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Philadelphia, PA, March 7, 2008.
"Just Kidding: Digital Media and the Rise of Subjective Narration." Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Chicago, IL, April 2007.
"Digital Realism and Database Narrative in Waking Life." Society
for Cinema and Media Studies, London, England, April 2005.
"Moving Words: The Use of Film in Literature." Twentieth Century Literature Conference, Louisville, KY, March 2003.
Panel Chair. "High Art," Twentieth Century Literature Conference, Louisville, KY, March 2003.
Panel Chair, "Dogme 95," Y/X conference, Wayne State University, Detroit, 2002.
"Belief Construction vs. Historical Fact in Morris's Mr. Death," Society for Cinema Studies, Washington, D.C, May, 2001.
"Portryals of Drug Use in Recent Films," Y/X conference, Wayne State University, Detroit, March 2001.
Fall 2007 Lawrence Technological University.
Classes Taught: World Masterpieces I and II
2004-Present Adjunct Instructor, Wayne State University.
Classes Taught: Introduction to Film
Fall 2004 Adjunct
Instructor, College for Creative Studies.
Class Taught: History of Animation.
1998-2003 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Wayne State
University
Classes Taught: Introduction to Film, Great Works of World Cinema, Introduction to College Writing, Basic Writing.
2001 Instructor, 14-week course for city youths on black film. Funded by Ford Foundation, sponsored by the Humanities Center, Wayne State University.
1997-8 Teacher. French and English. Imlay City High School, Imlay City, MI.
Winter 2006
Introduction to
Film (2 sections)
Fall 2005
Introduction to
Film
Winter 2005
Introduction to Film
Fall 2004
History of Animation, College For Creative Studies
Introduction to Film (2 sections)
Spring 2004
Introduction to Film (2 sections)
Winter 2004
Introduction to Film
Fall 2003
Intermediate Composition (2 sections)
Spring 2003
Intermediate Composition
Introduction to Film
Winter 2003
Introduction to Film
Fall 2002
Introduction to Film (Theme: Philosophy and Science)
Basic Composition
Winter 2002
Introduction to World Cinema
Introduction to Film
Fall 2001
History of Film
Spring 2001
Introduction to Film (2 sections)
Winter 2001
Introduction to College Writing
Fall 2000
Introduction to College Writing (2 sections)
Spring 2000
Introduction to Film (2 sections)
Fall 1999
Introduction to Film
Fall 1998-Winter
1999
Assistant, Introduction to Film
Introduction to Film, History of Film, World Cinema, Animation Studies, Digital Media Studies, Documentary Film, Film and Literature, World Literature, American Literature.
Digital media, Documentary Film, Literary Adaptations, Film and Philosophy.
2001-2 Appointments Committee, Wayne State University
1999-2000 Graduate Committee, Wayne State University
Society for Cinema and Media Studies.
Modern Language Association.
French: proficient speaking and fluent reading abilities.