Leo Ching
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Associate Professor and Chair |
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220 Trent Hall |
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919-684-5240 |
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(919) 681-7871 |
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lching@duke.edu |
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- Office Hours:
- Tuesday 1:00 - 3:00 or by appt.
Education
- PhD, University of California, San Diego, 1994
- MA, University of California, Los Angeles, 1988
- BA, Occidental College, 1985
Research Interests
His research interests include colonial discourse studies, postcolonial theory, Japanese mass culture, and theories of globalization and regionalism. He has published in boundary 2, positions and Public Culture. Teaching (Fall 2009):
- Ames 253.01, East asian cultural st
Synopsis
- Trent 223b, W 01:15 PM-04:15 PM
Recent Publications (More Publications)
- L. Ching. ""Japan in Asia"." Blackwell Companion to Japanese History (Accepted, 2006).
- L. Ching. "Cheng wei 'ribenren'" (Becoming 'Japanese'). Rye-Field Publishing,
2006. (Chinese translation of "Becoming 'Japanese'")
- L. Ching. "Regionalizing the Global; Globalizing the Regional: Mass Culture and Asianism in the Age of Late Capital." Spanish translation of an earlier article in
Public Culture
Criterios, Cuban Journal on Theory of Culture, Arts and Literature (Summer,
2003).
- "Savage Construction and Civility Making: Japanese Colonial Discourse and Taiwanese Aborigines." Japan and Cultural Imperialism a special issue of positions: east asia cultures critique (Winter,
2000): 795-818.
- "’Give Me Japan and Nothing Else!’: Postcoloniality, Identity, and the Traces Colonialism” in Millennial Japan: Rethinking the Nation in the Age of Recession." South Atlantic Quarterly (Fall,
2000): 763-788.
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