Arzu Karaduman

Visiting Lecturer in Media Studies and Production

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Arzu Karaduman studies sound in contemporary global cinemas and film philosophy. She has presented widely in national and international conferences and published on film sound, film philosophy, psychoanalysis and film, and gender and race in contemporary global cinemas.

Dr. Karaduman is currently working on turning her dissertation titled 鈥淪ounding Anew: Anasonicity in Contemporary Global Cinemas鈥 into a book. Conceptually modeled on Akira Lippit鈥檚 Atomic Light, 鈥淪ounding Anew鈥 devises anasonicity as a new theory about sound in cinema and generates other terms to address sound techniques disrupting synchronization in contemporary global cinemas. In her research, Dr. Karaduman pays particular attention to how contemporary cinemas challenge synchronization by playing with the thresholds between audibility and inaudibility in novel ways.


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Contact Information

Academic School

School of Communication and the Arts

Office

Lowell Thomas 235

Email

Arzu.Karaduman@Marist.edu

Phone

(845) 575-3000 ext. 2678