Jonathan Bordo
B.A. (McGill - Alberta) M.A. M.Phil. Ph.D. (Yale) 
Associate Professor of Cultural Studies 

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Current interests: The condition of modernity, with reference to visual art, architecture, landscape and monumental sites; cultural transmission; the (post)modern sublime. 

Publications include The Monument without a Witness (forthcoming); Refiguring the Wilderness (forthcoming); 'Cultural Symbology', Semiotic Review of Books 5 (1994); 'Ecological Peril, Modern Technology and the (Post) Modern Sublime', in P. Berry and A. Wernick (editors), Shadow of Spirit (Routledge, 1992); 'Jack Pine -- Wilderness Sublime or the Erasure of the Aboriginal Presence from the Landscape', Journal of Canadian Studies (Spring 1992): 'The Witness in the Errings of Contemporary Art' in Paul Duro (editor), The Rhetoric of the Frame (Cambridge University Press, 1995).