Chenbeibei

Beibei Chen got her literature doctorate from UNSW in 2015. 

She used to work as a part-time research associate for Professor Wenche Ommundsen and did her postdoc in ECNU from 2017 to 2020. She is now working as a lecturer in ECNU. 

Beibei Chen focuses on the relationships between memory and literature, diasporic literature and its narratives, as well as poetry studies.

Beibei Chen is the external reviewer of Curtin University Ph.D thesis and also a reader of Westerly.

Australian literature, Chinese diaspora and memory studies. 

FASIC Competitive projects (2018,2019 twice winner)

1. “Bilingualism and Cultural Translation: on the dilemma of migration

in Ouyang Yu's The English Class”. Westerly 63.2 (A&HCI )  

  

2. “Contesting Identity and Forming “Cosmopolitan Memory” in Brian

Castro’s Shanghai Dancing”. Antipodes Vol. 29, No. 2 (MLA)  

  

3. Book Review: Billy Sing. Mascara Literature Review, Vol. 2. 2018.   

  

4. “On the Mess of Bilingualism in Ouyang Yu’s

The English Class”. Chinese Literature(华文文学) No.2 2017. (CSSCI)

5. The “memory turn”: New Research Perspectives on Chinese

Australian Literature. Australian Cultural Studies (澳大利亚文化研究)，

No. 1, 2016.

  

6. “An Analysis of the Narrative Skills in The Bluest Eye”. The OUC

University Journal No. 1, 2011.   

  

7. “On the Trinity of Women, Nature and Love.”, Selected into The

Studies of British Romantic Poets, 2010.   

The Best Female Ph.D thesis in UNSW