Special issue editor @KishoreVikrant reflects on his collaboration with Jian Xu and @glendud in an audio introduction now available on our Facebook page: https://t.co/rXgzMnCvs9
Issue 12.2: Special issue on Starring Asia is out now. Congratulations to all the authors and special issue editors @KishoreVikrant and Jian Xu of @Deakin and @glendud of @RMIT !
Check out the issue at our website:
https://t.co/DJwO7w3130
Yes, it's finally out! My "COVID paper"...written while I was juggling online teaching along with the 6 yr old's distance learning.
#ModiWithAkshay: ‘Brand Modi’, social media and Bollywood star power https://t.co/iREjL8UGiQ
"The alleged recuperation and restoration of American masculinity are destabilized and ambiguous" - Paul Doro on @glendud's Troubling Masculinities: Terror, Gender, and Monstrous Others in American Film Post-9/11 (@upmiss 2020) https://t.co/dQ2y0kF1Mr
@scmswomen @tandfnewsroom
Done with 2020? So is the UPress of Mississippi. So, every book on the site, including mine, will be $20.21 until December 15. Why not buy two! https://t.co/HdlksbjHow
Joyleen Christensen kicks off day 2 of #StarringAsia by examining the #celebrity ‘blindspot’ in scholarship on Handover-era HK cinema - much #AndyLau love
A fascinating end to day one: Anna Yates-Lu on how kugak (national music) stars in South Korea navigate stardom by reworking the traditional and engaging the contemporary #StarringAsia
Sojeong Park and Seok-Kyeong Hong offer a fantastic examination of the many meanings of white skin for female stars in South Korea pop culture #StarringAsia
Chikako Nagayama discussing Li Xianglan/Yoshiko Yamaguchi’s cultural hybridity and the contradictory meanings of domestic spaces in her post-WWII films #StarringAsia