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Kai-man Chang is a Professor of Practice in Communication and Cinema Studies at Tulane University's Department of Communication. He specializes in East Asian cinemas, transnational cinema, feminism, queer theory, globalization, and childhood studies. His teaching portfolio includes courses on film analysis, East Asian cinemas, and gender/sexuality studies in Chinese contexts. He holds a PhD from the University of Texas, Austin.
Research Interests: His work critically examines topics like Taiwanese New Cinema, Hong Kong martial arts cinema, and intersections of queerness with identity and space. Notable publications analyze films by directors such as Edward Yang and Tsai Ming-liang, focusing on feminist perspectives, postcolonial masculinity, and environmental crises.
Publications Trends: His articles bridge film theory with cultural critique, addressing transnational frameworks, gender hierarchies, and queer narratives across multiple East Asian cinematic traditions. Recent work emphasizes contemporary debates in feminist and postcolonial film studies.
Education: PhD in Communication from University of Texas at Austin.
