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譚 佳教授

譚 佳教授

副教授

Ph.D. in Critical Studies (Cinema-Television)
With Visual Studies Graduate Certificate
University of Southern California

M.A. in Critical Studies (Cinema-Television)
University of Southern California

B.A. in Journalism, Tsinghua University

關於 譚 佳教授

Jia TAN is Associate Professor of Cultural Studies in the Department of Cultural and Religious Studies at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). She was a Clare Hall Visiting Fellow at the University of Cambridge (2024), a Global Fellow at the University of St. Andrews (2023), and a Research Fellow at the University of Amsterdam (2023). She received her doctoral degree in critical studies of cinema and television from the University of Southern California. She has taught at the University of Southern California and Hong Kong Baptist University before joining CUHK. She has also worked at the Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles.

 

Jia Tan is the author of Digital Masquerade: Feminist Rights and Queer Media in China (New York University Press, 2023). Her research on digital media, feminism, queer culture, and documentary have appeared in Crime, Media, Culture; Critical Studies in Media Communication; GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay StudiesInter-Asia Cultural Studies, and Journal of Chinese Cinemas. Her research has been funded by Research Grants Council, Social Science Research Council, Harold Lloyd Foundation, and so on. Currently, she serves as an Associate Member for Institute for Transpacific Cultural Research, Simon Fraser University, Canada. She is on the editorial boards of Communication, Culture, and Critique as well as Journal of Chinese Cinemas. She is also one of the founding members of Hong Kong Scholars Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity.

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    • Film and Media Studies
    • Television Studies
    • Gender and Sexuality
    • Digital Activism
    • Human Rights
    • Fantasy Media
    1. 2024-2025  Principal Investigator, “Digital Feminisms in Asia”, RIH Interdisciplinary Initiatives Project, Research Institute for the Humanities, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, HKD 150,000.
    2. 2022-2024  Principal Investigator, RGC GRF “Digitizing the Non-human: Chinese Fantasy Film and Media in the Anthropocene” (Award Year: 2021/22; Project no.: 14601421), HKD429,209.
    3. 2021-2022  Principal Investigator, “Getting Older on Screen: The Cultural Politics of Ageing in Hong Kong Cinema,” Direct Grant for Research, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, HKD $87,300.
    4. 2019-2021  Principal Investigator, RGC GRF “Mediating quan: Human Rights and Feminist and Queer Media Culture in China” (Award Year: 2018/19; Project no.: 14612818), HKD381, 000, (01/01/ 2019 – 31/3/2021).
    5. 2017-2018  Principal Investigator, “Visualizing Gender/Sexuality: Feminist and Queer Film Festivals in China,” Direct Grant for Research, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, HKD 70,000.
    6. 2015-2017 Principal Investigator, RGC ECS “Digitized Engagements: Feminist and Queer Media Activism in China” (Award Year: 2014/15; Project no.: 22607115), HKD324, 080, (01/09/ 2015 – 30/11/2017).
  • Selected Creative, Curatorial and Consultant Works
    1. Co-curator, Xi Xi ∙ Spring Vista: International Poetry Nights in Hong Kong Series, a series of five events, including talks and a multimedia performance, March 2023
    2. Consultant, “Papa Rainbow” (Documentary, 90 min, 2016). A documentary about the parents of LGBTs in China.
    3. Consultant, “The VaChina Monologues” (Documentary, 33 min, 2014). A documentary about the localization of Eve Ensler’s Vagina Monologues in China.
    4. Consultant, “Decoding American Documentary Films.” 9 episode TV documentary series, China Education Television, 2012.
    5. Producer, director, cinematographer and editor, “Erica” (shot on 16mm film, 6 min, 2009). Selection, Davis Feminist Film Festival, 04/2010; Best Gay/Lesbian film nominee, Great Lakes International Film Festival, 09/2010.
    6. Curator, “Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection” screening program, Cinematheque 108, School of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California, 11/2009.

     

    Awards
    Awardee, Young Researcher Award, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2023
    Awardee, Clare Hall Visiting Fellowship, University of Cambridge, 2024
    Awardee, Global Fellowship, Cambridge, University of St. Andrews, 2023

    Teaching Grant
    2021-present Principal Investigator, Virtual Teaching and Learning Grant, “Bullet Screen” for Virtual Teaching and Learning: An Innovation for Online Collaborative Video Analysis, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HKD300,000 (USD38,500).

     

 

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 Professor Jia TAN| Research keywords for Cultural Studies: Reality Television

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