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The diffusion of Caucasian and Aryan in the United States: a study in the impact of racial anthropology and comparative philology

Waking (for) the Nation: Immaterial Materialism and the Feminine Body in Tom Murphy’s The Wake (1998)

Cities of Global Modernism Introduction

Pop linguistics in social media: translanguaging and literacy edutainment

Sinographies: Semiotics of the Sinophone

Carnivalesque: Staging postdigital literacy

Shakespeare's Political Spirit

“The kindness that two Queens can beg”: Staging Consensus in John Banks’s The Island Queens (1684)

Teaching English as a subject in Hong Kong secondary schools (1970-1995) : a perspective on colonial language planning

Tom Murphy’s Theatre of Everyday Space

Korean Toddlers at Play or at Work? Commodifiable Authenticity of Sponsored Child-Rearing Vlogs

The Kongish phenomenon: User perception and language identity

Semiotics of disappearance: Hong Kong’s neonscapes

Transcending the Researcher-Researched Divide: Participatory Linguistics Research in Kongish

The trauma of rejection : contemporary literary encounters with the 1971 Bangladesh war

The challenge of democracy : Victorian visions of political disinterestedness

From Plucking to Purgation: Negative Transcendence in Shakespeare’s Political Drama

“Telling the China story well” in Cambridge undergraduate admissions interviews

Radical Ekphrasis, Chinese Characters, and the Hong Kong School of Poets

Experiential Transmediality in the Classroom

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