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Mei Mingxue Nan 南明雪

PhD Student of Comparative Literature

Harvard University | Department of Comparative Literature | Cambridge, MA 02138

Mei Mingxue Nan 南明雪
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Research Fields

Modern and contemporary literatures and cultures of East Asia (China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Taiwan), as well as the Pacific Rim; East Asian media studies; Sinophone studies; Transpacific studies; Asian American literature; displacement, migration, diaspora; memory and trauma; health humanities (aging, chronic illness, and mental health).
 

Languages

Fluent: Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, English
Intermediate: French, Korean

Recent Publications

  • Opinion: Fighting anti-Asian racism requires bold action, not passive endurance
  • Book Review: Literary Representations of “Mainlanders” in Taiwan: Becoming Sinophone by Phyllis Yu-ting Huang. London: Routledge, 2020
  • Space-Clearing Flânerie: Remapping Hong Kong in Dung Kai-cheung’s Atlas and My Little Airport’s Songs
  • Fantasy, Frustration, and the Emergence of Taiwanese Consciousness in Orphan of Asia
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Recent Presentations

  • Inferno Lost: Lu Xun, the Burning House, and Zhang Guixing's Sinophone Heart of Darkness
  • Remapping Hong Kong: My Little Airport’s Sonic Flânerie
  • Bifurcation of The Masses: Marx Boy and Engels Girl in Liu Na’ou’s Short Story "Flux"
  • Resilience through Disidentification: Jiang Wenye’s Wartime Musicology and Poetry
  • The Erotic Grotesque Nonsense and Multi-Directional Critique in Liu Na’ou’s Scenes of the City
  • Kawabata Yasunari’s Aestheticentrism: White, Red, and the "Wasted Efforts"
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