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Philip Rosen works in the fields of film theory and history, with special attention to questions of culture, ideology, historiography, temporality, and the contexts of various national cinemas. He has written extensively on television and digital media. His current research focuses on concepts of nationality, globality, state violence in film media, and materialism in the history of film theory. Rosen's notable work includes 'Change Mummified: Cinema, Historicity, Theory', which relates to contemporary film problems and cultural theory, arguing for a special relationship between conceptions of film and history. He has compiled standard anthologies of structuralist and poststructuralist film theory, including 'Narrative, Apparatus, Ideology', and has published articles addressing a wide variety of films and issues in film media studies. His funded research is not specified, but he has received a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship and served as a faculty fellow at the Pembroke Center. Rosen is also involved in teaching courses related to modern culture media and contemporary film theory at Brown University.
Department: Department of Economics