Steven Dashiell Adjunct Professorial Lecturer Film and Media Arts
- Degrees
- PhD, Language, Literacy and Culture, University of Maryland Baltimore County
MA, Applied Sociology, University of Maryland Baltimore County - Bio
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Steven Dashiell is an interdisciplinary sociologist who studies language, specifically the nature of discourses in male-dominated subcultures. His work looks at how understood assumptions in language and behavior work to set rules in these spaces that reflect on our interpretations of masculinity. His recent work in progress looks at groups as wide ranging as the military, barbershop patrons, gamers, and Bronies.
Dr. Dashiell is an Army veteran with significant experience in public health.
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Teaching
Spring 2024
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GAME-610 Game Research Methods
Scholarly, Creative & Professional Activities
Selected Publications
Dashiell, S. 2023. Journal for Cultural Studies. Online First 1-20
Dashiell, S. 2023. Culture, Media and Society. Online First. 1-17
Dashiell, S. 2023."r" Games & Culture Online First 1-22
Dashiell, S. 2022. "" Sexuality & Culture 27: 591-607.
Dashiell, S. 2022. "" Japanese Journal of Analog Role Playing Game Studies 1(3): 3-13.
Dashiell, S.2022. Critical Studies of Men's Fashion. 9(2): 147-162.
Dashiell, S. 2022. "" Cultural Studies <-->Critical Methodologies. 22(6): 620-630
Dashiell, S. .2022."", Journal of Men's Studies 31(1): 25-43
Dashiell, S. 2021. "" Acta Ludologica 4(2): 96-107.
Dashiell, S. 2021. "" Studies in Popular Culture 43(2):777-103.
Research Interests
masculinity, language & discourse, social inequality, cultures and subcultures, male-dominated spaces, games (analog & digital) , social media, military culture, African American male subculture.
Work In Progress
(under review)Men, erotic habitus, and masculine discourse: The case of No Fap. Sexualities.
(minor resvisions) "Revisiting Epic Glory in Dagorhir: Bleed, Masculinity, and Identity in larp" Journal of American Culture
(under review)Gaming doxa and gamer exceptionalism. Game Studies.
(under review)Black men, masculinity and gender capital in relationship discussions on Reddit". Journal of Black Studies.