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Doctor of Philosophy/ PH.D in Stanford on Modern Thought and Literature …

- - - - students interested in anthropological or philosophical approaches to literature and culture; gender studies; ethnic studies; legal humanities, popular culture, and social or cultural theory.
- - - - As an interdisciplinary program (rather than a department), MTL does not have its own faculty.
        
        Our students work with faculty across the University, although primarily with faculty in the humanities or humanistic social sciences.
        
        But students can and will work with faculty who are not on that list. It depends entirely on the student’s areas of academic interest.
      - Structuring Coursework
        
        If you can find faculty to work with and courses to take, MTL is likely to be able to accommodate your interests.
        
        Please remember that you need to configure your program of study so that half of the course work (8 courses) falls under the category of “literature,” and the other half (8 courses) falls under the category of “interdisciplinary” or “non-literature” courses (e.g. history, philosophy, anthropology, law, political science, etc.)
- - - - Email them your thoughts
        
        Chon A. Noriega
        
        cnoriega@ucla.edu
        
        Professor, Department of Film, Television, and Digital Media, University of California, Los Angeles; also, Director, Chicano Studies Research Center
        
        Joe Rosenblum
        
        CTO, Internet Brands, Inc. - Santa Monica, CA
        
        jrosenblum@gmail.com
        
        Brian Johnsrud
        
        Director of Content at Khan Academy
        
        brianjohnsrud@khanacademy.org
      - MTL Commite
        
        Lukas Felzmann
        
        Find him on linked in