Students
find that the depth and breadth of experience of HUX professors
affords them the opportunity to pursue a more personalized
program than is often possible in traditional graduate programs,
while at the same time ensuring a high caliber of academic
guidance. The disciplines listed under each photo indicate
the area of the HUX program in which they teach. Many also
teach in CSUDH departments corresponding to these disciplines.
Expertise/Interest:
19th & 20th Century U.S. History; Non-Western (Africa
& Asia) Economic & Social History; Folklore (Myths/Folktales/Folk
Medicine) Research Methods; Africana Film Theory; Cultural
Politics of Gender.
Expertise/Interest:
19th and 20th Century Irish, British and American Fiction.
Women's Literature / Studies of Gender. 19th and 20th European
fiction--especially experimental movements in France--and
including Eastern European texts. Film Studies. Violence
in literature; Game theory and literature; Comparative Literature
and Comparative Literary Theory.
Expertise/Interest:
Modern Latin America; United States Diplomatic History;
Colonial Latin America; Latin American Government and Politics;
Modern European History; Ancient History; United States
Social, Cultural, Intellectual History; United States Government
and Politics.
B.A.
California State University, Los Angeles, 1970
M.A.
Brown University, 1973
Ph.D.
University of California, Los Angeles, 1983
Expertise/Interest:
Twentieth century Latin American literature/Chicano literature,
Mexican folklore and folklore, Spanish American linguistics,
Pre-Columbian culture.
M.A.
California State University, Long Beach, 1977
Ph.D.
University of California, Los Angles, 1981
Expertise/Interest:
Archaeology, ancient world civilizations (Greece, Rome,
and the Near East), slavery (particularly in the ancient
world), the city in history, warfare in history and literature,
the individual and society.
S.T.L.
Faculte de Theologie, Enghien Belgium, 1957
S.T.D.
Georgetown University, 1960
Expertise/Interest:
Philosophy of Religion; Aristotle; Scholasticism; World
Religions; Topics in Ethics; Classical Western Philosophy;
Philosophy of Culture, Language; Religious Studies; Fundamentalism;
Non-Fundamentalist Belief; Secular Humanism; Existentialism;
Nature of Philosophy; Science; Religion; Sexist and Racist
Language; Critical Thinking.
Expertise/Interest:
Art History - particularly Modern Art: the movements of
Futurism, Dada, Surrealism; Renaissance Art; Ancient to
Modern Art Theory; History of Film; Intellectual, Cultural
and Military History of Europe, History of Military Uniforms.
Expertise/Interest:
Topics in Western Civilization, 1300-present; Community and Family History; Historic Preservation; Soviet and East European Studies; Historical Biographies; The Cold War; The Third World Countries since 1880; The Modern Arab World; Modern Germany.
Expertise/Interest:
Contemporary European Philosophy; Philosophy of Language;
Philosophy of Science; Existentialism; Social/Political
Philosophy; topics in the History of Philosophy.
Expertise/Interest:
Script-writing, topics in theatre, film.
BEN
MIJUSKOVIC
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243-3328
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B.A.,
M.A. Roosevelt University, 1964, 1967
M.A.,
Ph.D University of California, San Diego, 1991, 1972
M.S.
San Diego State University, 1987
Expertise/Interest:
Moral Decisions; Themes in Western Philosophy; Marx, Hume,
Kant, Hegel, Husserl; History of Ideas; Ethics; History
of Philosophy (Ancient and Modern); Philosophy of Religion;
Man and Society; Existentialism and Phenomenology; Social
Ethics; Medical Ethics; Philosophy in Literature; Love.
Expertise/Interest:
Russian Empire and the Soviet Union; modern Europe; imperialism;
European cultural and intellectual history, 1800-present;
Russian and Soviet cultural and intellectual history, 1800-present;
modern Latin America; theory and history.
Expertise/Interest:
Comparative politics, international relations, cultural
pluralism, political economy, information technology and
social and political change.
Expertise/Interest:
Traditional and contemporary Hispanic literature, ethics
and women's studies, alienation in women's literature, topics
in alienation and estrangement, Chicano/Latino history,
literature, and culture.
Expertise/Interest:
18th Century British Literature and Culture; British Drama;
Literary Criticism; Shakespeare; Renaissance Literature
and Culture; 17th Century Literature and Culture; Comparative
Mythology; Joseph Campbell; Carl Jung.
B.A.
California State University, Long Beach, 1972
M.A.
Occidental College, 1974
Ph.D
University of California, Irvine, 1982
Expertise/Interest:
19th Century English and Continental Literature (poetry
and prose); Romantic movement; 17th Century English and
Continental Literature (especially Milton); Philosophy and
Literature; Literary Theory; Feminist Studies; Interdisciplinary
Studies (especially poetry and painting).