Colin MacCabe has been professor of English and the University of Pittsburgh since 1985. In 1998 he also took up a Chair of English at the University of Exeter. He worked for 13 years at the British Film Institute, first as Head of Production (1985-9) and then as Head of Research (1989-98).

• Revenge Of The Author.- The Linguistics Of Writing.- Righting English, Or Does Spelling Matter?.- Defining Popular Culture.- Abusing Self And Others Puritan Accounts Of Shakespearian Stage.- Death Of A Nation.- Television In The Early Sixties.- A Post-National Cinema: A Consideration Of Derek Jarman's 'The Tempest' And 'Edward II'.- Frederic Jameson.- James Snead.- Gayatri Spivak.- On The Eloquence Of The Vulgar.- Cultural Studies And English.- Desicions.

Colin MacCabe has been professor of English and the University of Pittsburgh since 1985. In 1998 he also took up a Chair of English at the University of Exeter. He worked for 13 years at the British Film Institute, first as Head of Production (1985-9) and then as Head of Research (1989-98).

• Revenge Of The Author.- The Linguistics Of Writing.- Righting English, Or Does Spelling Matter?.- Defining Popular Culture.- Abusing Self And Others Puritan Accounts Of Shakespearian Stage.- Death Of A Nation.- Television In The Early Sixties.- A Post-National Cinema: A Consideration Of Derek Jarman's 'The Tempest' And 'Edward II'.- Frederic Jameson.- James Snead.- Gayatri Spivak.- On The Eloquence Of The Vulgar.- Cultural Studies And English.- Desicions.

Colin MacCabe has been professor of English and the University of Pittsburgh since 1985. In 1998 he also took up a Chair of English at the University of Exeter. He worked for 13 years at the British Film Institute, first as Head of Production (1985-9) and then as Head of Research (1989-98).

• Revenge Of The Author.- The Linguistics Of Writing.- Righting English, Or Does Spelling Matter?.- Defining Popular Culture.- Abusing Self And Others Puritan Accounts Of Shakespearian Stage.- Death Of A Nation.- Television In The Early Sixties.- A Post-National Cinema: A Consideration Of Derek Jarman's 'The Tempest' And 'Edward II'.- Frederic Jameson.- James Snead.- Gayatri Spivak.- On The Eloquence Of The Vulgar.- Cultural Studies And English.- Desicions.