Chinese Culture & Language (Chinese Studies)

 NameResearch Interests
Asst Prof Caroline PlussMy areas of expertise are: Identity, Contemporary Sociological Theory, Race and Ethnicity, Globalization, Culture, Transnationalism, Religion, Socialization, Migration, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Prof Chan Kam Leung AlanChinese Philosophy and Religion; Hermeneutics and Critical Theory; Comparative Philosophy and Religion
Assoc Prof Cheung Chiu-YeeSince 1982, my research has concentrated on a comparison of Lu Xun and Nietzsche. Because of my extensive study of Lu Xun, I am also familiar with the history of modern Chinese literature, Western influence on Chinese writers and thinkers, the intellectual history of modern and contemporary China, and ancient Chinese philosophy. Related to their comparison, I have been working on modern Chinese intellectual history, the problems of Chinese culture and modernisation, the influence of Western philosophy and literary theories in China, and Lu Xun’s legacy in contemporary China.
Assoc Prof Crossland-Guo ShuyunDunhuang Studies (Dunhuang Manuscripts & Cave Arts) Chinese Oral Literature Folk Operatic Performance Arts Oral-Formulaic Theory Modern & Contemporary Chinese Literature
Asst Prof Foo Tee TuanAssistant Prof Foo Tee Tuan areas of expertise are Transnational Chinese Cinema, and Convention and Constraint in Asian Media. His current research work focuses on the interaction between Hollywood and China's motion picture industry.
Assoc Prof Goh Chye TeeProf Goh Chye Tee?s areas of expertise are Accounting, Cost Management and TCM. His current research works focus on the integration of traditional culture and modern management.
Asst Prof Goh Geok YianAssistant Professor Goh Geok Yian's areas of expertise are: early history of Burma and Southeast Asia, modern Southeast Asian history, China-Southeast Asia relations, early Buddhist networks in mainland and island Southeast Asia, and Burmese historical chronicles and novels. Her current research focuses on the study of Buddhist architecture and mural paintings of Bagan, a medieval Burmese kingdom. Her other research work includes the study of early urbanization and cities in Burma, particularly on comparison made with other contemporary Southeast Asian polities and the applicability of theoretical models. She is also working on an English translation of a 20th-century Burmese novel by a well-known author, Ma Sandar.
Prof (Adj) Goh Nguen WahDr. Goh's areas of interests include: government and politics of Singapore, government's media, education and language policies, language planning; the rise of China and the global Chinese language fever, the prospects of Chinese language in a globalized world, cross-cultural studies, journalism of the West and the East.
Asst Prof Hee Wai SiamDr. Hee's areas of expertise are "Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature and Culture", "Chinese Film Studies", and "Gender and Sexuality in Chinese Culture". His current research works focus on "Modern Chinese Print Culture:A Case Study on "New Culture" Magazine and "The Chinese Educational Review" " and "A Masculinity Perspective on Chinese Cinemas(1930-1999)". His research interests also encompass Gender Studies and Sinophone Literature.
Asst Prof Helena Gao HongProf. Gao's research interests include Cognitive Linguistics, Psycholinguistics, Corpus Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Language Learning and Language Teaching.
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