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Chris Freeman moved to Los Angeles from Minneapolis in 2005 and grew up in Rome, Georgia. He obtained his Ph.D. in English from Vanderbilt University in 1993, focusing on Gender Studies. As a Professor of English at the University of Southern California, he specializes in 20th century gay and lesbian studies. His work has primarily centered on gay writing culture in post-World War II Los Angeles. Freeman is known for his publishing, journalism, and consulting work in both film and television, with notable projects including the award-winning documentary 'CHRIS & DON: A LOVE STORY' and ongoing research on Christopher Isherwood. His publications include 'AMERICAN ISHERWOOD' and 'Love, West Hollywood.' He has edited books that reflect on gay narratives in American culture and has held various academic positions at USC Dornsife College since 2006, progressing from Lecturer to Professor. Freeman's research interests include literary theory, modernism, popular culture, and the complexities of queer identities in literature and media.
USC Dornsife College • Los Angeles, CA
Teaching courses on 20th century literature and gay studies.
USC Dornsife College • Los Angeles, CA
Advanced coursework and mentorship in English and Gender Studies.
University of Southern California • Los Angeles, CA
Provided instruction in various English courses.
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