edmaccannell@ucdavis.edu	Dean MacCannell Professor Emeritus   Courses for 2007-2008 LDA 180/181A (Winter) LDA 2 (Winter) LDA 193B (Spring) LDA 190 (Spring)   Courses for 2006-2007 LDA 180/181 Post-Modern Landscapes (Winter) LDA 02 Place, Culture & Community (Spring)   Courses for 2005-2006 LDA 02 (Winter) LDA 180/181 (Winter)   Courses for 2003-2004 LDA 02 (Spring) LDA 190 (Spring) Courses taught 2001-2002 LDA 170- Field Studio Courses taught 2000-2001 LDA 190 (Fall) LDA 02 (Winter) LDA 180A/181A (Spring) CST 200C (Spring) Courses taught 1999-2000 LDA 170 (Fall) LDA 02 (Spring) Geo 200D (Spring)

     Professor Emeritus DEAN MacCANNELL has two pet projects at the moment. His long-term research on "landscaping the unconscious" has taken on new proportions to include work on the "future of the city." In this effort, he is joined by collaborators Juliet Flower MacCannell and Bernie Lubell. In addition, he has also helped secure two-year funding for an experimental residential treatment facility for chronically homeless women and children in Yolo County. He serves as head of the Project Evaluation team for this new facility.

MacCannell's classic book, The Tourist: A new Theory of the Leisure Class has just been republished in a new edition by The University of California Press (1999) with a "Foreword" by critic Lucy Lippard, and a new "Epilogue" by the author. The results of MacCannell's study of ten thousand case files of homeless clients of county services just appeared in California County Journal (July/August, 1999). His critical study of Disney's new town of Celebration, Florida just appeared under the title, "New Urbanism and its Discontents," in Joan Copjec and Michael Sorkin (eds.) Giving Ground: The Politics of Propinquity, Verso (1999). His article, "The Curse of J.B. Jackson" is about to appear in Design Book Review.

MacCannell continues to be active in the San Francisco Bay Area artist community, serving on the Advisory Board of the International Group Show "Citizen" at SOMAR. He was also recently elected a Fellow of l'Ecole Freudienne de Quebec, co-responsible (with Juliet Flower MacCannell) for the formation of the California Psychoanalytic Circle.

In addition to his research and writing, and his duties as Program Chair, MacCannell maintains an active lecturing schedule. He has spoken recently at UCLA, Berkeley, the Davies Forum in San Francisco, and will give lectures on the history of landscape representation in England and Finland in September, 1999.

     Professor DEAN MacCANNELL's recent book, Empty Meeting Grounds, is a major synthesis of his research on community and landscape change. The book has been widely reviewed and represents a major contribution to the literature on landscape, community, and culture. He is a visiting scholar at the Headlands Institute in Marin and has lectured widely over the past year.

• Member of the Collegium of the International Semiotics Studies Association, 1984-present.
• Founding Member of Officer of the International Tourism Research Institute (United Nations Charter), 1986-present.
• Executive Director of the Semiotic Society of America, 1985-1994.
• Founding Member of the Research Group on the Sociology of Tourism,
• International Sociological Association, 1985-present.
• Executive Board, Headlands Center for the Arts, 1993-1997.
• Scholar in Residence, Headlands Center for the Arts, 1993-94.
• Senior Fellow in the University of California Humanities Research Institute, UC Irvine, 1993.

1. MacCannell, D. Series Guide to "The Tourist." London: BBC Publications. 1995.
2. MacCannell, D. "Tradition's Next Step" in Scott Norris, Ed. Discovered Country. Albuquerque: Stone Ladder Press. 1994.
3. MacCannell, D. "Misplaced Traditions" in Le Tourisme International Entre Tradition et Modernite. Paris: Uresti-CNRS. 1994.
4. MacCannell, D. "Symbolic Capital: Two Cultural Strategies for the World City." In Shuzo Ishimori, Ed. The New World City. Osaka: (Japanese Press - in Japanese). 1995.
5. MacCannell, D. "Democracy's Turn: On Homeless Noir." In Joan Copjec (ed.) Shades of Noir. London: Verso. 1993.
6. MacCannell, D., and MacCannell, J.F. "Violence, Power and Pleasure: A revisionist reading of Foucault from the victim perspective." In C. Ramazanaglu (ed.), Up Against Foucault: Explorations of Some Tensions between Foucault and Feminism. London: Routledge. 1993.
7. MacCannell, D. and MacCannell, J.F. Social Class in Postmodernity: Simulacrum or Return of the Real. In B. Turner and C. Rojek (eds.), Forget Baudrillard. London: Routledge. 1993.
8. MacCannell, D. Empty Meeting Grounds: The Tourist Papers. London and New York: Routledge., (346 pages), 1992.
9. MacCannell, D. "Landscaping the Unconscious." In M. Francis & R. T. Hester, Jr. (Eds.) The Meaning of Gardens: Idea, Place, and Action. Cambridge, MA/London: The MIT Press, 94-101, 1991.
10. MacCannell, D. & MacCannell, J.F. La Era Del Signo: InterpretaciÓn SemiÓtica de la Cultura Moderna. Mexico: Editorial Rillas, (Preface 5-7), 1990. (Spanish translation of The Time of the Sign: A Semiotic Interpretation of Modern Culture.)
11. MacCannell, D. "Nature Incorporated." Places Vol. 6 N3. 1990.

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