# Ann Kaplan
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E. ann kaplan is an American professor, author, and director. She currently teaches English at the Stony Brook State University of New York, and is the founder and director of The Humanities Institute at Stony Brook University. She coined the term "“Future-Tense Trauma Cinema” for a select group of films, a sub-set of the Science Fiction film, that focus on human and natural causes of complete social collapse instead of, as in standard Sci-Fi, displacing cultural anxieties into allegories of aliens invading planet Earth from elsewhere.""
== Bibliography ==
Women in Film: Both Sides of the Camera (1983)
Rocking Around the Clock: Music Television, Post Modernism and Consumer Culture (1987)
Postmodernism and Its Discontents: Theories, Practices (1988)
Women in Film Noir Looking for the Other: Feminism
Motherhood and Representation (1992)
Looking for the Other : Feminism, Film and the Imperial Gaze (1997)
Feminism and Film (2000)
Trauma and Cinema: Cross-Cultural Explorations (co-edited with Ban Wang, 2004)
Trauma Culture: The Politics of Terror and Loss in Media and Literature (2005)
Trauma and Cinema - Cross-Cultural Explorations (2010)
Climate Trauma: Foreseeing the Future in Dystopian Film and Fiction (2015)
== Life ==
In 1958, Kaplan graduated from the University of Birmingham in England, in which she gained an English Language and Literature degree with Honours.
Don't Fence Me In
If the Enneagram feels like a box… you're not wrong. But you might be stopping at the part that was never the point.
In this episode, I'm unpacking the biggest misunderstanding people have about the Enneagram—and why it can feel limiting, reductive, or even a little insulting at first.
Because he…
Why Your Child's Enneagram Childhood Experience Isn't About You
What if your child's struggles aren't evidence that you failed them… but part of what makes them them?
In this deeply personal and emotionally layered episode, Ann Kaplan explores one of the most confronting parts of the Enneagram: the childhood experience associated with each type — and why it ca…
The Lesson We Never Stop Learning: Why Your Parenting Triggers Are an Inside Job
What if the problem isn't your child's behavior… but the way that behavior impacts you?
In this deeply honest episode of Confessions of a Parent Coach, Ann Kaplan returns to the powerful thread she began in Episodes 157, 159, and 160 — conversations about polarities, impossible situations, and per…
Why Retreats Change Us: The Hidden Cost of Staying "Nearsighted" in Life & Parenting
What if the thing you keep talking yourself out of is actually the thing your soul needs most?
In this deeply personal episode of Confessions of a Parent Coach, I'm unpacking a question I genuinely don't have a perfectly polished answer for yet: Why do we so often say yes to things that drain us… …
Why You Keep Denying Yourself the Thing You Want
You know that thing you genuinely want to do — the thing you know would make your life better?
The parenting support. The break. The healing work. The boundaries. The retreat. Putting the phone down. Actually slowing down.
So why are you still not doing it?
In this episode of Confessions of a Pa…
You're Important… But You're Not That Important
What if the thing you're calling "responsibility" is actually a story keeping you exhausted?
In this episode of Confessions of a Parent Coach, Ann Kaplan talks about the mental load of motherhood, the sneaky trap of believing everything will fall apart without us, and why stepping away can be one …
The Anatomy of Peace for Parents: How to Stop Seeing Your Child as the Problem
Sometimes the conflict in your house is not really about the backpack on the floor.
Rude. Annoying. Deeply inconvenient. Yes. But not really the whole thing.
In this episode of Confessions of a Parent Coach, Ann Kaplan explores one of the core ideas from The Anatomy of Peace: what if the conflict…
When the Container Doesn't Fit Your Kid
Sometimes, the problem isn't that your child refuses to cooperate.
Sometimes, the expectations, boundaries, or consequences you've created simply don't fit the human being standing in front of you.
And when the container doesn't fit, everybody starts to feel like they're failing.
In this episode…
Why You Can See the Pattern and Still Not Change It
You know the pattern. You can see yourself doing it. You may even know exactly why you're doing it.
So why can't you just stop?
In this episode of Confessions of a Parent Coach, Ann Kaplan explores the uncomfortable space between self-awareness and actual behavior change.
Sometimes growth doesn'…
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