Our research is supported by a variety of external and internal sources of funding. Here we feature some examples of research projects that have received funding on a competitive basis. Further details regarding our research efforts can be found in the profiles of individual researchers and on the departmental websites.
2022 - 2024
Dr. Catherine Ellen HARDIE
Exploring contemporary Han Chinese monastic religiosities in mainland China’s Sino-Tibetan Buddhist landscape
2022 - 2025
Dr. MAK George Kam Wah
Hong Kong as the World Centre for Chinese Protestant Bible Publishing and Distribution, 1951-1965
2022 - 2023
Dr. CHOW-QUESADA Emily Shun-man
Intersections of Postcolonial Female Subjectivities: A study of Post-Apartheid South African Women Playwrights and Staging their Voices for Contemporary Anglophone Hong Kong Theatre
2022 - 2025
Dr. Adam Craig SCHWARTZ
New Warring States Versions of the Classic Shījīng—An Analysis of the Ancient Songs Collected in the Anhui University Manuscripts
2022 - 2024
Dr. PAN Janice Jun
Re-testing the universals: “Mining” interpreting data through re-engineered mega-size corpora
2022 - 2024
The Meanings, Functions and Uses of Cantonese Discourse Particles: A Research Monograph Project with Pedagogical Materials
2022 - 2024
Dr. ZONG Emily Yu
Towards Anti-Racist Nature: Asian Australian Environmental Literature and Art
2022 - 2024
Dr. Robert J. NEATHER
Translating Extinction: Translation, Exhibitionary Practice and Visitor Engagement in Museum Presentations of Extinction Events and Ecological Crisis
2022 - 2025
Dr. KWOK Andrew Wai Luen
Transnational Religious Exchange of Chinese Protestant Christians and Its Socio-Cultural Impacts: The Case of The Chinese Coordination Centre of World Evangelism, 1974-2021
2022 - 2024
Dr. CHEN I-ling
Using the Korean Reception and Critique of Cai Shen蔡沈’s Shu jizhuan書集傳 to Identify Divergences Between Chinese and Korean Confucian Thought