Anna Froula  is currently working on a book on popular representations of American servicewomen and a collection of essays examining popular culture's mediation of the "war on terror."  She is also working on a collection on the works of Terry Gilliam. 

Degrees
B.A. Birmingham-Southern College
M.A. University of Kentucky
Ph.D. University of Kentucky

Primary Areas of Research/Teaching
Film studies
American war studies
Women's studies

Courses Taught
5350: Special Studies in Film
4985: Issues in Cinema and Culture
4980: Topics in Film Aesthetics
3300: Women and Literature
2900: Introduction to Film Studies
2000: Interpreting Literature

Selected Publications and Presentations
"Lynch `n England: Figuring Females as the U.S. at War," Global Media Journal, 5.9 (2006).

"'America, Fuck Yeah!': Patriotic Puppetry in Team America: World Police," Iraq War Culture, Eds. Cynthia Fuchs and Joe Lockard. New York: Peter Lang (under contract, forthcoming 2008-9).

"In-Between and Elsewhere: Liminality in The God of Small Things." Globalizing Dissent: Essays on Arundhati Roy. Eds. Ranjan Ghosh and Antonia Navarro. New York: Routledge. 39-46. (forthcoming November 2008).

"Jessica Lynch." American Icons: People, Places, and Things that have Shaped Our Culture, Vol II. Eds. Dennis Hall and Susan Grove Hall. Greenwood Press. 425-430.

Website Links
Personal Website