Nicole Huang
Director, Wisconsin China Initiative
Twentieth-century Chinese literature and visual culture
Professor Huang is currently completing a book manuscript called "Late Mao Soundscapes: Auditory Culture and Daily Practice in 1970s China." A second book manuscript, written in Chinese, is titled "Rekindling the Strange Land: Chinese-language Narratives and Cultural Imagination" (《重溫異鄉：華語敘述與文化想像》). She has also begun a new project on social use of photography in contemporary China, supported by a fellowship from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Survey of Chinese Literature
Popular Culture and Film in Twentieth-century China
Studies in Chinese Fiction
Seminar in Chinese and Taiwanese Literature and Film
Approaches to Transasian Studies
BOOKS
Women, War, Domesticity: Shanghai Literature and Popular Culture of the 1940s, Leiden: Brill, 2005.
Writing Against the Turmoil: Eileen Chang and Popular Culture of Occupied Shanghai 《亂世書寫：張愛玲與淪陷時期上海文學及通俗文化》. Shanghai: Shanghai Sanlian Press 上海三聯書店, 2010.
EDITED VOLUMES
Co-editor, with an introduction, Written on Water: A Collection of Essays by Eileen Chang, New York: Columbia University Press, 2005 (paperback edition, 2007).
Guest co-editor, special issue on Taiwan Cinema, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture 15.1 (October 2003).
OTHER RECENT WORKS (SELECTED)
“Locating Family Portraits: Everyday Images from 1970s China,” positions: east asia culture critique, 18.3 (Winter 2010): 671-94.
“Azalea Mountain and Late Mao Culture,” The Opera Quarterly: Performance+Theory+ History, vols. 26-27 (Autumn 2010): 402-25.
“Eileen Chang and Things Japanese” in Eileen Chang: Romancing Cultures, edited by Kam Louie (Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, forthcoming).
“Dreaming of the Red Chamber and Writing of the Nether World” 夢在紅樓，寫在隔世, in From Writing Degree Zero: Reconstructing Eileen Chang 《零度看張：重構張愛玲》, edited by Shuang Shen (Chinese University of Hong Kong Press, 2009), 99-118.
“Fashioning Public Intellectuals: Women’s Print Culture in Occupied Shanghai (1941-1945),” in In the Shadow of the Rising Sun: Shanghai under Japanese Occupation edited by Christian Henriot and Wen-hsin Yeh (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004), 325-45.
“Sun-facing Courtyards: Urban Communal Culture in Mid-1970s Shanghai,” East Asian History 25/26 (June-December 2003): 161-82.
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