Tony Kemerly is a Professor in the Department of Exercise Science at High Point University where he teaches courses in Body and Identity , Culture of Obesity , Culture of Fitness , and Who Am I ?: Locating the Self in the Whedonverse . Dr . Kemerly ’ s research interests are the portrayal of oppressed bodies in popular culture and the impact on society ’ s perception of those bodies .
Trisha Kemerly is a Lecturer in the Department of Consumer Apparel and Retail Studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro , where she teaches courses in Social Psychology of Dress , and Culture and Human Behavior . Dr . Kemerly ’ s research interests include the sociocultural and psychological aspects of consumer behavior , dress and identity , which have evolved into a related focus on the portrayals of gender , body image , and dress in American culture .
From 1995-2012 , Richard Logsdon was senior editor of the literary magazine Red Rock Review . He also edited In the Shadow of the Strip , a short story collection about Las Vegas ( 2002 , University of Nevada Press ). He has published numerous short stories , two college textbooks , and several essays on popular culture .
Heather Lusty is an Assistant Professor in Residence in the Honors College at the University of Nevada , Las Vegas . She is co-editor of Modernism at Odds : Reconsidering Joyce and Lawrence ( UP of Florida , 2015 ), and works on modernism , nationalism , and national identity .
Todd Moffett teaches English at the College of Southern Nevada and has published both scholarly and creative writing . Retired from York University , Canada , Carol Poster is a freelance writer . You can visit her website at https :// independent . academia . edu / carolposter .
Daniel Ferreras Savoye is a professor of French , Spanish and Cultural Studies at West Virginia University . His work on marginalized authors , comic books , detective fiction , popular culture issues and critical theory has appeared in Hispania , French Literature Series , Ángulo Recto , Lectura y signo , The Popular Culture Review and La tribuna . He is the author of Lo fantástico en la literatura y el cine ( ACVF , 1995 / 2014 ), Amor 3.1 ( Biblioteca del Laberinto , 2010 ), The Signs of James Bond ( McFarland , 2013 ) and Beyond Literary Studies ( McFarland , 2017 ).
Seth Vannatta is an associate professor and chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Morgan State University in Baltimore , Maryland . His research focuses on American Pragmatism , philosophy of law , philosophy of education , and
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