Ashley Liu

Scholar of Sinophone Studies, Chinese Literature of the Japanese Empire, and Digital Humanities

Lecture Videos

Introduction to Modern Sino-Japanese Relations

Introduction to Racial Issues in Modern East Asia

Literary Trends as Cross-Cultural Phenomena: Modern Eurasian Realism and Socialist Realism (Part 1)

Literary Trends as Cross-Cultural Phenomena: Modern Eurasian Realism and Socialist Realism (Part 2)

European Fictional Realism and the Modern Chinese Novel

About Me

Ashley Liu is a lecturer of modern Chinese literature and cinema at the University of Maryland. Her Ph.D. degree is from the University of Pennsylvania, where she developed a duo-specialization in Chinese and Japanese literature. She specializes in Sinophone Studies, Sino-Japanese exchange, and digital humanities. Born in Guangzhou China and raised in Canada, she speaks English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, and Korean. She can program in Python and is a web and database developer. She publishes on postcolonial and postmodern studies regarding the Sinophone world and the Japanese empire.

Contact:

liuyx@umd.edu

liuyx@upenn.edu

ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8977-590X