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Sharon Marcus

  • Founding Editor, Public Books
  • Professor, Columbia University
New York
As seen in: Public Books, HuffPost
Professor @EnglishColumbia, a founding editor of @publicbooks, and author of APARTMENT STORIES, BETWEEN WOMEN, and THE DRAMA OF CELEBRITY. She/her.
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Film Archives - Public Books

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By Sharon Marcus, Eleanor M. Johnson, Nora Gilbert
| buff.ly
Celine Song’s “Past Lives” challenges the typical message of primal connection offered by most romance films, instead suggesting that they can never be separated from the real and material conditions of our existence.
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“The Diva Always Has a Transcendent Virtuosity”: Deborah Paredez on Divas, Tías, and Celebrity

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By Sharon Marcus, Ryan Boyd, Imani Radney
| Public Books
Sharon Marcus, author of The Drama of Celebrity (Princeton University Press, 2019), talks with author, poet, and scholar Deborah Paredez about American Diva: Extraordinary, Unruly, Fabulous (Norton 2024), hailed by Time as one of the 100 must-read books of the year. Sharon Marcus (SM): We are here to talk about your recent book, American Diva: Extraordinary, Unruly, Fabulous, which discusses Rita Moreno, Tina Turner, Venus and Serena Williams, and many others.
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Speak, Mario? - Public Books

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By Jeffrey Careyva, Sharon Marcus, Charlotte Rosen
| Public Books
When people say that video games are dumb, they actually have a good point. Yes, video games are full of masculinist power fantasies and predatory monetization schemes, but this doesn’t mean that video games are a complete waste of time. Rather, being literally dumb—that is, without speech—is essential to how many of the most iconic video games operate.
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