Pan Yi-Ling

Pan Yi-Ling is a Research Fellow at the European Research Center on Contemporary Taiwan, affiliated with the Institute of Transtextual and Transcultural Studies at the University of Lyon III Jean Moulin, France. She is a PhD candidate and holds an MA in Cinema and Audiovisual Arts from University Lumière Lyon II (2019). Her research focuses on Sinophone cinema, particularly the evolution of identity in Taiwanese films post-2008, integrating interdisciplinary perspectives from contemporary continental philosophy, cultural theory, and political theory.

Education:

• PhD Candidate, Institute of Transtextual and Transcultural Studies, University of Lyon III Jean Moulin
• MA in Cinema and Audiovisual Arts, University Lumière Lyon II (2019)

Research Interests: Pan’s work examines Taiwanese cinema through a transformative lens, exploring how identity constructs shift across historical periods. She employs frameworks from political theory and cultural studies to analyze films within broader socio-political contexts, emphasizing interdisciplinary methodologies. Her recent work investigates the conceptualization of 'Post-New Cinema' and its implications for Taiwanese cultural identity.

Publications & Articles: Her forthcoming publication in Open Cultural Studies (De Gruyter) critiques the naming conventions and thematic evolution of Taiwanese cinema since 2008.

Awards & Grants: No specific awards or grants mentioned in the text.

Advising & Teams: No advisees or lab affiliations listed. Her current research is individually focused, though her interdisciplinary approach suggests potential collaborations with cultural theorists and film scholars.