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Edward R. O'Neill earned his Ph.D. from UCLA Film School in 1998. Since then he has held a fellowship in Social Thought at the UCLA Sociology Department and a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in Film and New Media Studies at Bryn Mawr College's History of Art Department. He has published extensively on queer theory, identity politics and authorship. His current project examines computers as a medium of cultural production.
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