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An interdisciplinary scholar working at the intersection of French studies,
science studies, communication, history, and cultural studies, Roddey Reid
is Professor of French Studies and Cultural Studies and is affiliated faculty
of the Science Studies Program and the Critical
Gender Studies Program at UC San Diego. He is chair of IICAS European Studies and Faculty Director, European Studies Minor. He holds a B.A. in English literature
from Duke University and a Ph.D. in French literature from Yale University and
has studied and conducted research in the U.S., France, Italy, Belgium, and Japan.
His teaching and scholarship focus on the history of modern cultures and societies
from the perspective of the changing ways in which citizenship, selfhood, and
the life of the body (family, health, sexuality) are shaped by particular cultural
forms (literature, media, advertising, fashion), governmental policies, medical
and scientific knowledge, and social movements. A former Japan Foundation Abe
Fellow (awarded by the Social Science Research Council), he is author of Families
in Jeopardy: Regulating the Social Body in France, 1750-1910 (Stanford University
Press, 1993), co-editor (with Sharon Traweek) of Doing Science + Culture:
How Cultural and Interdisciplinary Studies Are Changing the Way We Look at Science
and Medicine (Routledge, 2000), and author of Globalizing Tobacco
Control: Anti-Smoking Campaigns in California, France, and Japan(Indiana
University Press, 2005).
Selected Publications: Globalizing Tobacco Control: Anti-smoking Campaigns in California,
France, and Japan. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press,
2005. 310
pp., 20 ill. Series: Tracking Globalization, Robert Foster, ed.
"Fractured Media Sphere and U.S. Health Promotion: Parsing Cigarettes
as an Icon of Flawed Modernity." Communication Theory 15.3 (August
2005).
"Tensions within California Tobacco Control in the 1990s: Health
Movements, State Initiatives, Community Mobilization." Science
as Culture 13.4 (December 2004): 515-37.
"Tobacco Industry." Dictionary of American History.
10 vols. New York: Scribner's, 2003. VIII, 133-37.
"Smoking," in Encyclopedia of Contemporary Japanese Culture,
ed. Sandra Buckley. London: Routledge, 2002.
Co-author with Sharon Traweek. "Researching Researchers." In
Doing Science + Culture. New York: Routledge, 2000: 1-19.
"Researcher or Smoker? Or, When the Other Isn't Other Enough in
Studying 'Across' Tobacco Control." In Doing Science + Culture.
New York: Routledge, 2000: 119-50.
Co-editor with Sharon Traweek. Doing Science + Culture: How Cultural
and Interdisciplinary Studies Are Changing the Way We Look at Science
and Medicine. New York: Routledge, 2000. 322 pp.
Trans. "Postcolonialism Recounted to Japanese Children." By
Ukai Satoshi. Review of Japanese Culture and Society (Dec. 1998):1-10.
"Doko ni ite mo anzen de wa nai. Toddo Heizu yoru kenkô to
risku no shikaku bunka". Kawamura Ichiro, trans. The Logic of
Sensation.
Special issue of Gendai shisô [Contemporary Thought] (Sept. 1999):
161-77.
Japanese trans. of "Unsafe at Any Distance: Todd Haynes' Visual
Culture of Health and Risk."
"Unsafe at Any Distance: Todd Haynes' Visual Culture of Health
and Risk." Film Quarterly 51.3 (Spring 1998): 32-44.
"Healthy Families, Healthy Citizens: the Politics of Speech and
Knowledge in the California Anti-Secondhand Smoke Media Campaign."
Science as Culture 29 (1997): 541-581.
"Foucault in America: Biography, 'Culture War', and the New Consensus."
Cultural Critique (Winter/Spring 1997): 179-211.
"Foucault en Amérique: Biographème et kulturkampf."
Futur antérieur 23-24 (1994): 133-165.
"Death of the Family, or, Keeping Human Beings Human." Posthuman
Bodies. Eds. Judith Halberstam and Ira Livingston. Bloomington: Indiana
University Press, 1995: 177-199.
Co-editor with Mario Biagioli and Sharon Traweek, Located Knowledges
. Special issue of Configurations. A Journal of Literature, Science,
and Technology, 2.1 (Winter 1994).
Families in Jeopardy: Regulating the Social Body in France,
1750-1910. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1993: 368 pp.
"Corps clinique, corps génétique," in Michel
Foucault: lire l'oeuvre, ed. Luce Giard. Grenoble: Jérôme
Millon
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