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... framework in which these stories of trans formation could be adequately appreciated. The second half of this article contextualizes them within the field of Sinophone postcolonial studies, demonstrating their broader historical import in terms of new analytic angles, new chronologies, and new theoretical...

.... Specifically, it demonstrates how Chinese-speaking Malaysia has been unevenly affected by Sinophone media flows across generations and regions, resulting in divergent cultural practices and aspirations, and it highlights intraethnic complexities that are determined by both temporal and spatial contexts. First...

... politics? Reading select Sinophone literary texts as allegories of area studies, in this case the Sinitic script as the fetish object, further illuminates the imperative to defetishize the area and bring race squarely into area studies. References Ashcroft Bill Griffiths Gareth Tiffin...

... University Press 2024 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Chinese transnationalism global China Sinophone transnationalism from below Chinese diasporas In our current “trans-imperial moment,” as the world...

... us to rethink the history of Chinese literature in specific and East Asian literary history in general. This article tackles the thorny problem of Manchukuo literary formation by going through Shuimei Shih’s concept of sinophone and Chen Pingyuan’s notion of the multiethnic , only to conclude via...

... between postwar Japanese aesthetic practices and political ideologies. He coedited the special issue “Japanese Cinema in the 1960s” for the journal the Sixties . Chialan Sharon Wang 's research interests include Sinophone film and literature, postcolonial literature, and gender studies. Her current...

... . Groppe Alison M. 2014 . “ ‘Singlish’ and the Sinophone: Nonstandard (Chinese/English) Languages in Recent Singaporean Cinema .” In Sinophone Cinemas , edited by Yue Audrey Khoo Olivia , 147 – 68 . New York : Palgrave Macmillan . Hayuth Yehuda . 1982 . “ Intermodal...

..., Zoran Lee. 2016. New Queer Sinophone Cinema: Local Histories, Transnational Con- nections. London: Palgrave Macmillan. Yue, Audrey. 2012. Mobile Intimacies in the Queer Sinophone Films of Cui Zi en. Journal of Chinese Cinemas 6, no. 1: 95 108. References Bao Hongwei . 2018 . “ From...

... Transformations in Sinophone Taiwan” makes several major and subsidiary arguments. His major theme, indebted to the scholarship of “the Sinophone,” is that the cultural effusion surround- ing historical transpersons beginning in the 1950s could only have...

...), Queer Sinophone Cultures (2013, with Ari Larissa Heinrich), Psychiatry and Chinese History (2014), Historical Episte­ mology and the Making of Modern Chinese Medicine (2015), and Perverse Taiwan (2016, with Yin Wang). His...

... for nuanced narratives rooted in China, the Sinophone diaspora, and other experiences from the margins. As cultural organizers, they explore social justice–oriented theorizing and narrativizing through communal and processual art practices. Their interdisciplinary praxis interweaves collective poetry...

... Variety TV.” She does, how- ever, go at the established tradition of feminist scholarship on Sinophone media cultures and media subjectivities and gives it a poke even, a cosmetic surgery one could say. Working her way through the terms for gender...

... of dissonance in hopes that our discomfort moves us to action. The Chinese Artists and Organizers (CAO) Collective 离离草 provides an apt model, opening with an urgent and timely project in solidarity with the people of Palestine. As a collective of the Sinophone diaspora, they aim to activate “relational...

... and Sinophone worlds, and apply to writers from other backgrounds who have dual linguistic expertise and transnational concerns.” Cheung restates in Emily Dickinson’s poetics, slant, her own aspiration: to set cultural theory in a “now,” a given...

.... Ting is currently working on a manuscript on spatial politics and social movements in postcolonial Hong Kong. She also writes on Hong Kong literature and culture; Sinophone documentaries and films; and migrant workers’ literary production in contemporary China. Maghiel van Crevel is professor...

... or transgres- sive vision of some authors.3 In this essay, I wish to suggest an analytical strategy that can attend to both aesthetics and politics, promote exchanges and reciprocal critique between Anglophone and Sinophone worlds...

... translation (Lu 1981 ), which is probably best known to Sinophone diasporic readers, or “those who cry out,” following more recent renditions that better convey the ambivalence of the original? Both at the level of each stanza and considering each poem as a whole, these texts were disjointed. We...

... II and the National Subject of the Chinese Dream .” Chinese Journal of Communication 13 , no. 3 : 329 – 43 . https://doi.org/10.1080/17544750.2019.1635509 . Shih Shu-mei . 2007 . Visuality and Identity: Sinophone Articulations across the Pacific . Los Angeles : University...

..., and patterns of identitarian formation in the Sinophone world.” Sakurai's theater vocabulary fits well into this conceptual framework. His Taiwanese tent division's name, Haibizi 海笔子 (Ocean Pencil), was derived from the ecosystem of the water plant shuibizi (literally “water pencil,” kandelia obovata...

..., and Templer's voice enacts a rhetorical strategy rather than an address to the audience itself. The implied audience of the villagers stands in for an intended radio audience, and the Hokkien interpreter's voice functions as a sound effect for non-Sinophone listeners that marks its location. If a secondary...