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Judy Garland was one of the most accomplished performers of her time, her seeming naturalism a function of her fierce discipline. Her career straddled multiple media: film, recording, live performance and television. From childhood, her life was lived in the public eye, and her personal travails were as well known as the characters she incarnated on screen. In fact, her biography informs some of her later film roles. Garland's work in this period occurs primarily in two genres: the musical and the melodrama, and some of her best films were directed by Vincente Minnelli and George Cukor. The intersections between star, genre, and director. Both a mainstream star and a gay cult icon, Garland's persona was read differently by different audiences; the reception of Garland and her significance to audiences then and now.This is a required course for graduating Film and Media Studies majors. Remaining enrollment (open to both graduates and undergraduates) will be by permission of instructor. Capstone course for majors.

For Art History Ph.D. candidates. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.

For graduate students only. Approved independent research projects with individual faculty members.