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Jingjing Cai is an Assistant Professor of Chinese at Centre College, specializing in Chinese literature and language pedagogy. Her research focuses on gender issues, technological themes, and science fiction narratives within Chinese cinema and literature.
- BA: Sichuan University
- MA: Indiana University (language pedagogy), Zhejiang University (literature)
- PhD: Indiana University
Her scholarly work explores the intersection of gender theory and speculative fiction in Chinese contexts, while developing innovative film-based pedagogical approaches for advanced language instruction. Recent publications address multiverse narratives in transnational cinema, reproductive technology ethics in sci-fi literature, and feminist discourse in Chinese cultural studies.
Dr. Cai's research output spans both academic and popular publications, with articles in Asian Women, Journal of Technology and Chinese Language Teaching, and Chinese Literature Today. She currently works on a monograph examining gender-technology intersections in Chinese science fiction.
- Dissertation Year Research Fellowship (2015, Indiana University)
- Louise McNutt Fellowship (2010, Indiana University)
Active in professional organizations including the Chinese Language Teachers Association, American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, and Association for Asian Studies, she maintains academic networks focused on Chinese film pedagogy and feminist theory.
