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Victoria K.
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PhD with 15 Years of Professional Writing Experience
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The Devil We Already Know
Handout: Getting Started
Poem: Prepositions
The Devil We Already Know
Handout: Getting Started
Poem: Prepositions
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Jun 1997 - Present
I teach for the Humanities Department.
Education
Ph.D. in Religious Studies and History
(5 years)
Master\'s Degree in Film
(2 years)
Bachelor\'s Degree in Communication Studies
(3 years)
Qualifications
Center for Religious Studies Doctoral Fellowship
University of Missouri-Kansas City
2008
Chancellor's Doctoral Fellowship
University of Missouri-Kansas City
2007
Chancellor's Doctoral Fellowship
University of Missouri-Kansas City
2006
Publications
The Bloomsbury Companion to Religion and Film
Bloomsbury
I wrote the chapter titled "Satan and the Movies." Here is an excerpt:
Filmmakers have explored the character of Satan since the advent of motion pictures. Within religious films, Satan, or the representation of evil, is oftentimes a prominent character. Because of his evil nature and established history in Western religion, Satan is the ultimate antagonist. His exact role within religion is in constant flux, and film serves as the perfect medium for exploration of his character. Many movies,
The Devil We Already Know: Medieval Representations of a Powerless Satan in Modern American Cinema
The Journal of Religion and Film
Abstract: The character of Satan has been explored repeatedly in American films, although neither film nor religion scholars have extensively investigated the topic. This article examines the medieval Christian roots of Satan as seen in American cinema and proposes that the most identifiable difference between the medieval Devil and the Satan shown in American films is his level of power over humanity. Hollywood's Satans echo medieval depictions of Satan in form, appearance, and ways of interacting wi
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