Dr. CHEN Shu
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
hshuchen@hkbu.edu.hk
34117959
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
hshuchen@hkbu.edu.hk
34117959
Education:
Ph.D , Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture.; M.Phil, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture.
Area of Interests:
transmedia studies / radio and sound culture / adaptation studies / Sinophone literature and culture / critical studies of feelings and affect
Major Highlights:
Shu Chen works at the intersection of Chinese literary and media studies, writing about how sound media like radio, as an invisible force and a sonic environment, shaped the dynamics of other types of cultural production in modern China. She is interested in the affective form and technical format of sound-related transmedial adaptations, as a new way of understanding the sonic impulses behind key literary and filmic texts of the period.
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Achievement
2022 | RGC Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme (PDFS) Awardees |
Publications
“The Radiogenic Writings of Liu Yichang in Wartime Chongqing”, Journal of Chinese Cinemas, Forthcoming in 2023. |
“Acoustically Embodied: Film Adaptations of Radio Storytelling in 1950s Hong Kong”, in Prism Theory and Modern Chinese Literature, Duke University Press, Volume 18, Issue 1, 2021, pp.114-137. |
Trans. A New Literary History of Modern China (哈佛新編中國現代文學史), Taipei: Rye Field Publishing Corporation, 2021. |
“Visual Writing and Cultural Practices of Red Rose in the late 1920s China” (1920年代末《紅玫瑰》雜志的視覺書寫與文化實踐), Journal of Modern Chinese Studies (現代中文學刊), Issue 1, 2017. |
“The boundary between the Farewell Poetry and Farewell Painting: A case study of Wen Zhengming” (從文徵明看“送別詩”與“送別圖”的界限), Chinese Culture(中國文化) Issue 1, 2012. |
Creative Outputs
“A Flip-Flop”, The Margins, Asian American Writers’ Workshop, September 2019. |
“Chew with Your Mouth Closed Please!”, Hong Kong Literature Bi-Monthly, February 2018. |
“The Park and The Centuries”(公園和公元), Nanyang Siang Pau (南洋商報), April 9, 2016. |