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12 January 2016

A-G-08, The Hong Kong Institute of Education

 

9:30

 

Arrival/Refreshments

 

9:45

 

Welcome Remarks

 

10:00

 

Keynote Session

 

Katrien JACOBS (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

“Chinese Women’s Pornography and Its Afterglow”

 

11:05

 

Tea Break

 

11:15

 

Panel 1: Queer Culture and Sexuality

 

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”

 

12:00

 

Lunch

 

13:00

 

Panel 2: History and Resistance

 

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”

 

14:45

 

Tea Break

 

15:00

 

Panel 3: Fan Culture and New Media

 

 

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”

 

16:45

 

Tea Break

 

17:00

 

Panel 4: Transnational Popular Music and Cinema

 

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”

 

18:45

 

Closing

 

19:15

 

Dinner