12 January 2016
A-G-08, The Hong Kong Institute of Education
9:30
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Arrival/Refreshments
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9:45
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Welcome Remarks
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10:00
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Keynote Session
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Katrien JACOBS (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
“Chinese Women’s Pornography and Its Afterglow”
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11:05
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Tea Break
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11:15
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Panel 1: Queer Culture and Sexuality
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Erika WANG (The University of Hong Kong)
「中國BL文化與腐女群體的人類學研究」 (“Anthropological Studies of Chinese Boy’s Love Culture and Funü Community”)
Carman FUNG (The Hong Kong Institute of Education) “Producing a “Queer” Subject in Asian Lesbian Media: Beyond an Essentialist/Performative Dichotomy”
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12:00
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Lunch
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13:00
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Panel 2: History and Resistance
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Elaine CHAN (Hong Kong Baptist University)
“Spectacularity in History Writing: A Case Study of Disability in the Arts of Popular Culture”
Kwok Wai LAI (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) 「反『地產霸權』表述作為日常生活對抗 」 (“Discourses of Anti-Property-Hegemony as Everyday Resistance”)
Jeffery CLAPP, Barry CROSBIE, David KANG (The Hong Kong Institute of Education) “Hong Kong’s Popular Political Culture: Contextualizing the Umbrella Movement”
Helena WU (University of Zurich) “From Kwan Yee Gor to Ip Man: Heroic Icons as Objects of (Re-)Enchantment in Hong Kong Popular Culture”
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14:45
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Tea Break
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15:00
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Panel 3: Fan Culture and New Media
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Xiaoli TIAN (University of Hong Kong) “Fandom and Coercive Empowerment: The commissioned production of Chinese online literature”
Egret ZHOU (The Hong Kong Institute of Education) “Local Consumption in An Age of Transcultural Traffic: The Menu (2015), Hong Kong TV Dramas and the Positionalities of Hong Kong Popular Culture”
Diane HUI (Lingnan University) “Mediating Literacy Practices through Social Networking Discourse”
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16:45
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Tea Break
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17:00
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Panel 4: Transnational Popular Music and Cinema
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Wai Chung HO (Hong Kong Baptist University)
“Popular Songs for Social Change in Shanghai: Looking Back and Looking Forward”
David KANG (The Hong Kong Institute of Education) On K-Pop
Danny CHAN (Hong Kong Community College, Hong Kong Polytechnic University) “Crave for Hauntings: Horror as Popular Cultural Empowerment”
Serina HA (University of Hong Kong) “Looking through the Japanese movie in Hong Kong in 80’s”
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18:45
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Closing
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19:15
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Dinner
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