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Nikola Stepić

My research looks at visual representations of cities as interfaces of sexuality and desire, with a specific interest in the relationship between the tradition of city film and queer cinema.

Nikola Stepić works in the fields of Film Studies, English and Art History. His current research deals with the city as both a readable interface of desire and sexuality, and as a set of technologies that contribute to the formation of sexual identity. Nikola has published and presented widely on his interests in gender and sexuality studies, material cultures of masculinity, popular culture, porn studies and HIV/AIDS. His work can be read in Angelaki Journal of the Theoretical Humanities, the European Journal of American Studies, The Journal of Religion and Culture and others. An international student from Serbia, he resides in Montreal.

Discipline

Humanities (Film Studies, English, Art History)

Languages

English, Serbian, French

Supervisor(s)

Catherine Russell, Marcie Frank, John Potvin

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NIKOLA STEPIC: Cities, sexuality and desire in queer cinema

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Nikola's blog posts

  • The grad student diaries
    Posted on November 13, 2018 | By Nikola Stepić
    If you’re list-keeping, logging and journaling — you’re already doing research. Read more
  • Gaga for Gaga
    Posted on October 23, 2018 | By Nikola Stepić
    A Star Is Born finds Mother Monster staking her claim in the film world and reasserting her status as a queer icon. Read more
  • How to look at fashion
    Posted on August 28, 2018 | By Nikola Stepić
    Two recent exhibitions exemplify the different approaches to fashion studies. Read more
  • Get thee to a conference!
    Posted on August 7, 2018 | By Nikola Stepić
    There are few things about being a student that I like more than an academic conference. Read more
  • What porn can teach us
    Posted on June 5, 2018 | By Nikola Stepić
    There is a particular kind of reaction one gets when they mention that their academic work deals with porn. Read more
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