...Amie Parry; Liu Jen-peng Both avant-garde and popular, Lucifer Hung's writing has attracted a significant amount of critical attention in Chinese academic circles for its explicit sexual and violent content. This article identifies an ethical conundrum faced by critics who want to support Hung's...

...Christophe Robert Trần Anh Hùng is best known for three films: The Scent of the Green Papaya (1993), Cyclo (1995), and Vertical Ray of the Sun (2000), known as his Vietnam Trilogy. In this article I propose the notion of the return of a repressed, painful, and violent wartime past, which takes form...

... a shift from Vietnamese collectivism to individualism during this period. However, through a reading of Khái Hưng's novel Nửa chừng xuân ( In the Midst of Spring ), this article argues that although male Vietnamese writers adapted the European first-person grammatical category to express individual...

...Tim Shao-Hung Teng Abstract This article situates Lu Xun at the intersection of late‐Qing folkloric discourse and medical science by studying his 1925 essay “Lun zhaoxiang zhilei” (“On Photography”). “On Photography” is a rich yet enigmatic piece of writing that has yet to receive critical...

...Wai-hung Yiu; Alex Ching-shing Chan The popularity and circulation of Japanese manga bishōjo (“beautiful young girls”) (Japanese teenage girl comics), and its consumptive creations in forms of cosplays (public costume parades in anime characters), toy figures, and animes appropriated by the local...

...Rhacel Salazar Parreñas; Hung Cam Thai; Rachel Silvey The article provides a theoretical overview of the study of the commodification of intimacy in Asia, specifically charting a framework for understanding its institutionalization. It introduces the concept of “intimate industries,” meaning...

...Teresa Kuan A certain kind of news story appears in the Chinese media every so often: a junior middle school student hung herself, a university student threw sulfuric acid at some zoo animals, a biotechnology student murdered his classmates. These media stories are extreme and sensational indeed...

... is established, namely, through poverty, violence, and language. By comparing the lives of Cammy with sisters Huong and Hung, I demonstrate that children experience feelings of dislocation in different ways but often with similar results. A dislocation from place, rooted in negative experiences of living...

..., this essay should be read in conjunction with two other works on visual records of Tiananmen. The first is Wu Hung’s Remak­ ing Beijing, which outlines the physical and symbolic transformation of the site since 1949. The second is chapter 4...

... critics to keep recy- cling this victimized in-betweenness, a mythic fate that generates unearned sympathy for Hong Kong. Northbound Colonialism in Popular Literature The theme of complicit postcolonialism is pursued further in Hung Ho...

... Hưng và ‘bệnh cuồng’ trong đám tang Đại tướng” (“Dam Vinh Hung and His Crazy Antics at the General's Mourning”) . October 14 . giadinh.net.vn/tranh-cai/dam-vinh-hung-va-benh-cuong-trong-dam-tang-dai-tuong-20131013060357156.htm . Bao Moi . 2013 . “Người của VTV chụp ảnh ‘tự sướng’ tại Quốc...

.../press-01.pdf (accessed October 1, 2019 ). Hou Hanru . 2015 . “Hou Hanru in Conversation with Yin Xiuzhen ”. In Yin Xiuzhen , edited by Hung Wu Hanru Hou Rosenthal Stephanie , 6 – 51 . New York : Phaidon Press . Kester Grant H . 2004 . Conversation Pieces...

... . 2018b . “ Opening the Great Wall .” In Experimental Beijing: Gender and Globalization in Chinese Contemporary Art , 206 – 45 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Wu Hung . 2005 . “ Monumentality and Anti-monumentality in Gu Wenda’s Forest of Stone Steles—A Retranslation and Rewriting...

... the simplistic depictions of men’s and women’s relationships in these marriages. Hung Cam Thai’s inquiry into marriages between Vietnamese-­American men and Vietnamese women in Vietnam challenges essentialist views of female hypergamy — the idea...

... Influences on Chinese Avant-­Garde Art,” in Chinese Art at the Crossroads: Between Past and Future, ed. Wu Hung (Hong Kong: New Art Media, 2002), 32 – 39. Also see Yang Xiaobin, “Zhongguo qianwei yishu zhong de hongse jiyi youling” (“Red Memory Ghost...

... of Contem- porary Chinese Art, no. 6: 75 92. Smith, Karen. 2002. Zero to Infinity: The Nascence of Photography in Contemporary Chinese Art of the 1990s. In Reinterpretation: A Decade of Experimental Chinese Art (1990 2000), edited by Wu Hung, Wang Huangsheng, and Buyi Feng, 35 50. Guangzhou...

... occupied its own distinct place in various alternative shows staged alongside the Shanghai Art Fair and the Shanghai Biennale.19 Likewise, U.S.-based art historian Wu Hung specifically observed the way in which the Shanghai Biennale had quickly...

... staring. In their ethnographic meditation on the gazing geeks and the disjointed “moe-­ized” bishjo girls of the pan-­Asian anime world and its life worlds, Wai-­hung Yiu and Alex Ching-­shing Chan describe shifts in the logic of sexual...

... taken to be static identity categories. In Amie Parry and Liu Jen-­peng’s reading, Lucifer Hung’s unconventional narrative strategies and uses and subversions of the established language of the sci-­fi genre produce a literary...

.... Hyunjoon Shin is a research professor at the Institute for East Asian Studies, Sungkonghoe University, Korea. The latest among his many publications is, with Tung-Hung Ho, “Translation of ‘America’ during the Early Cold War Period...