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UCLA Center for Chinese Studies  留言于2019-04-23 16:44:37 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network（2019 No.9） |
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Between Tradition and Modernity: “Leftover” Women in Shanghai
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Bunche Hall 10383, UCLA
Talk by Yingchun Ji, Shanghai University
In recent years, single, educated women who are not yet married by their late 20s in China’s major cities have been increasingly castigated as “leftover” women. After more than 3 decades of rapid socioeconomic development, marriage remains near universal and early in China. In the meantime, there has been a resurgence of patriarchal traditions. Using semistructured interviews, in this qualitative research the author sought to understand the motivations of these women and their efforts to negotiate the contradictions regarding marriage formation and career development. Six themes emerged from the women’s narratives: (a) parental pressure, (b) a gender double standard of aging, (c) forced socioeconomic hypergamy, (d) the importance of compatible family backgrounds, (e) efforts to balance women’s independence with support for family and men, and (f) conflicting gender ideologies. The author contextualizes these themes by analyzing how women weave traditional expectations with modern life in a transitioning China, where tradition and modernity alternately clash and converge to constitute a somewhat uneasy mosaic society.
Dr. Yingchun Ji is the Eastern Scholar Professor at the School of Sociology and Political Science at the Shanghai University. Dr. Ji obtained her PhD degree in Sociology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, MA in Sociology from the University of Victoria, and BA in Sociology from Nanjing University. She conducted her post-doctoral research at the School of Nursing at UNC-CH. Her research interests include social demography, family sociology and medical sociology.
UCLA Center for Chinese Studies
11381 Bunche Hall, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Tel: (310) 825-8683 Fax: (310) 206-3555
china@international.ucla.edu |
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UCLA Center for Chinese Studies 留言于2019-04-23 16:34:33 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network（2019 No.9） |
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"What Is Real in Chinese Science Fiction? Toward a Poetics of the Invisibility"
Thursday, April 25, 2019
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Bunche Hall 10383, UCLA
Talk by Mingwei Song, Wellesley College
The contemporary new wave of Chinese science fiction began to emerge around the turn of the twenty-first century. This lecture explores the cutting-edge literary experiments that characterize the new wave, which evoke sensations ranging from the uncanny to the sublime, from the corporeal to the virtual, and from the post-human to the transcendent. I will discuss several important science fiction novels and stories such as Han Song’s “The Regenerated Bricks” (2011), Subway (2010) and The Hospital Trilogy (2016-18), Liu Cixin’s The Three-Body Trilogy (2006-10) and “Micro-Era” (Liu Cixin, 2001), Chi Hui’s “Rainforest” (2007) and 2030: Terminus (2017), as well as Chen Qiufan’s “Balin” (2015) and The Waste Tide (2013).
The new wave has a dark and subversive side that speaks either to the “invisible” dimensions of the reality, or simply the impossibility of representing a certain “reality” dictated by the mainstream realism. Making the “invisible” visible in scientific and political terms has enabled sf to cut sharply into the popular imagination and intellectual thinking of those who are, even faintly, aware of the alterity. On its most radical side, the new wave of Chinese sf has been thriving on an avant-garde cultural spirit that encourages one to think beyond the conventional ways of perceiving reality and challenge the commonly accepted ideas about what constitutes the “real.”
Mingwei Song is an Associate Professor of Chinese Literature at Wellesley College. His research interests include modern Chinese literature, cinema studies, youth culture, and science fiction. He served as the jury for numerous major Chinese science fiction awards, and he has been frequently interviewed by newspapers, radio and TV stations from the United States, United Kingdom, China, Australia, and Germany. He is currently completing a monograph Posthuman China: Poetics and Politics of Science Fiction.
UCLA Center for Chinese Studies
11381 Bunche Hall, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Tel: (310) 825-8683 Fax: (310) 206-3555
china@international.ucla.edu |
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us-chinaforum.org 留言于2019-04-23 16:31:19 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network（2019 No.9） |
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中美論壇第 297期已出版
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#295 4/6 Dr. Wordman Anti-China Trade Wars in 19th and 21st Century - Silk Tea Opium and Toaster Dryer Weapons |
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兰州交通大学人事科 留言于2019-04-23 15:59:15 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network（2019 No.9） |
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尊敬的姜先生您好，我们是兰州交通大学人事科、初次与您取得联系，冒昧打扰，希望没有对您的工作造成不便。
2019年，兰州交通大学积极贯彻落实甘肃省“牢固确立人才引领发展的战略地位，进一步推进人才强校战略，创新发展学科、提升高等教育、因此计划公开招聘博士研究生60人、以优厚待遇诚聘海内外博士英才。
随着“双一流”建设的深入推进，各地高校对引进高层次人才极度重视，人才竞争异常激烈，不断演绎着一场又一场人才“争夺战”，与东部等经济发达地区相比，西部高校由于受到自然地理环境、区域经济发展状况、学术环境、引才待遇等因素的影响，人才吸引力不具优势，为了在人才竞争中立于不败之地，应对东部发达地区对人才资源的集聚“虹吸效应”，我校也开展一系列人才新政、调整人才政策、提供一系列优惠待遇等、但是，西部高校在引才、稳才、育才、用才等方面普遍还是面临着引进人才竞争白热化等严峻的现实问题。
因此与您联系，希望引才工作能够得到您的支持、协助宣传我校此次人才招聘公告、吸引人才来兰州交通大学发展、创新、就业、欢迎海外学者们走进学校实时了解、亲身感受急需人才的渴望、我们将派出老师全称讲解发展前景、职称待遇等问题。感谢您支持西部高校地区经济社会发展
兰州交通大学人事科
座机：0931-4938751
lzjtdxrsc@126.com
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广西科技大学人事处 留言于2019-04-21 15:48:28 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network（2019 No.9） |
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姜鎮英教授：您好！
广西科技大学是一所以工为主，专业涵盖工、管、理、医、经、文、法、艺术、教育等9大学科门类，直属广西壮族自治区人民政府管理的普通高等学校。学校坐落在南中国古人类“柳江人”的发祥地、广西工业支柱和广西第二大城市——柳州市。今天的柳州既是国家生态宜居、优秀旅游和历史文化名城，又是西南工业重镇和广西工业中心，其工业总产值占广西工业的近1/4。学校现有东环、柳石和柳东（规划建设中）3个校区，占地总面积近4700亩。
学校秉承“以人为本”、“以学生为本”的办学理念，并将深化改革，以本科教育为主，积极发展研究生教育和国际教育，不断提升办学层次、水平和特色，力争建设成国内先进有特色高水平应用型大学，因此代表学校与您联系，希望此次可以得到您的帮助，将学校人才引进计划宣传到相关网页进行宣传。引导海外学生学者回国就业！
至此，十分感谢您的帮助与推荐。盼复！
祝您：顺利、安康
广西科技大学人事处
0772-2686860
gxutrsk@163.com |
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遵义医学院人事处 留言于2019-04-20 02:38:49 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2019 No.8) |
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姜鎮英教授：您好！
我们是遵义医科大学（原名：遵义医学院）人事科，非常荣幸与您取得联系，希望没有对您的工作造成不便。因学校教育、体质发展需要，决定面向海内外招聘优秀人才，因此我代表学校与您联系，期望本次引进工作能够得到贵处的支持与帮助，引进在海外学生加盟我校，发展学科创新、共创辉煌，针对此次到校参加面试者，无论是否被录用，学校负责承担本人面试期间的往返路费（含机票）及住宿费用。
遵义医科大学是抗战胜利后中国共产党创办的第一所医学本科院校，是国家卫生健康委员会与贵州省人民政府共建高校、卓越医生教育培养计划项目试点高校、贵州省国内一流学科立项建设高校，入选中西部高校基础能力建设工程，学校创建于1947年，前身为关东医学院。1949年关东医学院并入大连大学，更名为大连大学医学院。1950年撤消大连大学建制，大连医学院独立。1969年为支援“三线建设”，举校南迁遵义，更名为遵义医学院。2018年，更名为遵义医科大学。非常的感谢您。
期待您的回复
遵义医学院人事科
0851-28609555
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