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Christina Lee is an Associate Professor in English and Cultural Studies at Curtin University, affiliated with the School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry and the Faculty of Humanities. She earned her PhD in Communication Studies from Murdoch University. Her research focuses on cultural memory, screen tourism, spectral spaces, and representations of gender/race in popular culture. Current projects explore affective landscapes in screen tourism (e.g., Bridgerton, Harry Potter), urban ghost cities, and nostalgia in youth cinema. She edits peer-reviewed books and contributes to The Conversation.
Teaching: Leads undergraduate units like Engaging Narratives and supervises postgraduate students in cultural/media studies. Active in curriculum development and assessment reform.
Research Interests: Combines cultural theory with film/media analysis, emphasizing how spaces and spectrality shape cultural narratives. Recent projects include Screen Tourism and Affective Landscapes (2023) and Haunted Futures (2023). Her work often bridges academic critique with creative practice, as seen in video-installation collaborations.
Memberships: Association for Cultural Studies, Cultural Studies Association of Australasia, and Graduate Women Western Australia. Her work has been showcased at venues like the John Curtin Gallery and PICA (Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts).
Grants/Labs: Leads Curtin University’s tourism futures research (e.g., 2032 Western Australia Vision). Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on projects like sustainable mining paradoxes (2018) and Hong Kong’s educational reforms (2016).
