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Professor Liebman's research focuses on two principal areas: the intersections of the cinema with modernism in the arts, and the representation of history in films. He has published widely on early French cinema, American avant-garde cinema, Soviet cinema and post-World War II German cinema. His awards include a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, and the special issue of October (No. 72), entitled "Berlin 1945: War and Rape," which he co-edited with Annette Michelson, received the Association of American Publishers prize for the best single issue of a scholarly journal in 1995. He is a member of the Advisory Board for the critical journal October and a former member of the Board of Trustees of Anthology Film Archives in New York City. Books: Editor. Jean Renoir: A Centenary Tribute. Persistence of Vision, No. 12/13 (Summer 1996). Co-Editor. Berlin, 1945: War and Rape; Liberators Take Liberties, October, No. 72 (Spring 1995). Editor. Alexander Kluge: Theoretical Writings, Stories, and an Interview. October, No. 46 (Fall 1988). l Studies
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New York University, 1980