Guo-Juin Hong

Middle-aged man with glasses standing on a street in front of an old red and gray stone gate with a large archway.
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Temporal Shifts: Time Across Contemporary Chinese and Taiwanese Art Practices

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Job title: 
Associate Professor of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Duke University
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Guo-Juin Hong is Andrew W. Mellon Associate Professor of Chinese Cultural Studies at Duke University. Hong has published articles on such topics as early Shanghai cinema, new Taiwan cinema, documentary film, and queer visual culture. His essay on colonial modernity in 1930s Shanghai was the winner of the 2009 Katherine Kovacs Essay Award, Honorable Mention, and his dissertation received the 2005 Dissertation of the Year Award, Honorable Mention, both by the Society for Cinema and Media Studies. Hong teaches courses on film theory and historiography, Chinese-language cinemas, melodrama, documentary, and visual culture.

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Visiting Scholar