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Matthew P. Unger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University. His research revolves around contemporary theory as a means to interpret current social, aesthetic, and juridical conditions. His main research interests lie in socio-legal studies, legal theory, archival analysis, sound studies, and the cultural dynamics of extreme music subcultures. Unger's work examines narratives related to settler colonialism and biopolitics, and he has been involved in collaborative research programs, such as 'Transgressive Sounds Atmospheres,' aimed at fostering international and local networks focused on sonic and musical inquiry. Additionally, he has published extensively, including a single-authored book, 'Sound, Symbol, Sociality: Aesthetics Extreme Metal Music.' Alongside his scholarly work, Unger emphasizes the importance of supervision and mentorship for students exploring diverse topics in criminology, sound studies, and cultural theory.
Concordia University • Montreal
Teaching and research in Sociology and Anthropology with a focus on law, sound studies, and social theory.
Administered by the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema; focuses on cinematic arts practice and research-creation.