Gopa Biswas Caesar
Bio
Gopa Biswas Caesar is a first year Communication Ph.D. student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She holds a double M.A. in Global Communication with an emphasis in Film Studies from Simon Fraser University and Communication University of China. She also holds Masters degrees in English Literature, and Television and Film Studies. She has done her Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in English Literature. Her work is currently focused on questions of the media's role in shaping public memory.
Interests
Media Memory, Media Effects, Political Films, Film Studies
Caesar, G. B. and G.Son, G. B. (2021). Ab/uses of Brechtian Techniques in South Asian Commercial Films. Cogent Arts & Humanities, 8(1).
https://doi.org/10.1080/23311983.2021.1948650
Caesar, G. B. (2019). From Meme to ‘Myth’: A Journey Through Heteroglossic Tension. Faculty of Social Sciences Journal. p.199-210
Caesar, G. B. (2017). Long Lost Lore of a ‘Land’ Called Home. Stream: Inspiring Critical Thought, [S.l.], Vol. 9(1), p. 14-19.
Caesar, G. B. (2016). Episodes: A Screenwriter’s Revenge on the Industry. BCTI Patrika. 1 (1). Caesar, G.B. (2015). Xala: A Scathing Criticism of the Social Systems of Post-Colonial Senegal”. Bangladesh Film Archive Journal. 8 (9). p. 106-114.