Cesare Casarino

• Educational Background & Specialties
• Publications
• Awards
• Courses Taught

Educational Background & Specialties

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Educational Background

• Ph.D.: Literature, Duke University, 1994 -
• B.A: Critical Theory, Brandeis University, 1988 -
• I.B.: United World College of South East Asia, 1984 -

Specialties

• literary and visual cultures of HIV/AIDS
• modern and contemporary continental philosophy
• nineteenth- and twentieth-century comparative literatures
• literary theory
• european cinemas
• theories of gender and sexuality

Publications

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Publications

• Gomorrahs of the Deep; or, Melville, Foucault, and the Question of Heterotopia: Casarino, Cesare, Arizona Quarterly, 51(4), 1-25, 1995.
• In Praise of the Common. Antonio Negri, University of Minnesota Press, Casarino, Cesare, 2008.
• Modernity at Sea: Melville, Marx, Conrad in Crisis. University of Minnesota Press, Casarino, Cesare, 2002.
• Marxism Beyond Marxism. Rebecca Karl, Saree Makdisi, Routledge, Casarino, Cesare, 1996.
• Marx before Spinoza: University of Minnesota Press, Casarino, Cesare, Spinoza Now, 179-234, 2011.
• The Southern Answer: Pasolini, Universalism, Decolonization: Casarino, Cesare, Critical Inquiry, 36 (4), 673-696, 2010.
• Universalism of the Common: Casarino, Cesare, Diacritics, 39 (4), 163-177, 2009.
• Sexual Difference Beyond Life and Death; or, Feminism and the Biopolitical Turn: Casarino, Cesare, Angelaki, 17 (2), 2012.
• Three Theses on the Life-Image (Deleuze, Cinema, Biopolitics) : Stanford University Press, Casarino, Cesare, Releasing the Image: From Literature to New Media, 156-168, 2011.
• Can the Subaltern Confess? Pasolini, Gramsci, Foucault, and the Deployment of Sexuality: Stanford University Press, Casarino, Cesare, The Rhetoric of Sincerity, 121-143, 2009.
• Oedipus Exploded: Pasolini and the Myth of Modernization: Casarino, Cesare, October, 59, 27-47, 1992.
• The Simulacrum of AIDS: Casarino, Cesare, Parallax, 11 (35), 60-72, 2005.
• Pasolini in the Desert: Casarino, Cesare, Angelaki, 9 (1), 97-102, 2004.

Awards

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Awards

• Single-Semester Research Leave, University of Minnesota, 2006
• Faculty Summer Research Fellowship, University of Minnesota, 2003
• Sabbatical Supplement, Graduate School, University of Minnesota, 2001
• Grant-in-Aid of Research, Graduate School, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 2000
• Faculty Summer Research Fellowship, University of Minnesota, 2000
• McKnight Summer Fellowship, University of Minnesota, 2000
• Residency Fellowship, University of California Humanties Research Institute, 2009
• Award for Outstanding Contributions to Postbaccalaureate, Graduate, and Professional Education, College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota, 2008

Courses Taught

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Courses Taught

• CL/CSDS 8910 - AIDS, Philosophy, and the Question of Form
• CL/CSDS 8910 - Ecce Queer: Michel Foucault's History of Sexuality and the Futures of Queer Theory
• CL/CSDS 8910 - Late Philosophy: The Late Writings of Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault
• CL/CSDS 8910 - Spinoza and The Twentieth Century
• CSCL 5910 - Neorealism and the Cinema
• CL/CSDS 8910 - Karl Marx
• CL/CSDs 8910 - Theories of the (Cinematic) Image
• CL/CSDS 8910 - Lacan, Deleuze
• CL/CSDS - The 1850s: Melville, Whitman, Marx, Baudelaire