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Xiaojue Wang is an Associate Professor of Chinese and Comparative Literature at Rutgers University and Director of Graduate Studies in the Program in Comparative Literature. Her work bridges Chinese literary modernity, cultural Cold War studies, and transdisciplinary sound/media analysis.
- Education:
- Ph.D., M.Phil. in Comparative Literature, Columbia University
- M.A., B.A. in German Literature, Peking University
Her research explores Chinese literary responses to Cold War geopolitics, Sino-German intellectual exchanges, sonic Sinophone environments, and gender/sexuality frameworks. Recent projects map transpacific Cold War cultural geographies through Eileen Chang’s oeuvre and trace sonic modernity across Sinophone regions.
The article list reveals persistent engagement with:
- Cold War cultural diplomacy networks
- Urban soundscapes and media archaeology
- Post-1949 literary transitions
- Comparative borderland narratives
- Landscape poetics across Sino-German traditions
Scientific distinctions include:
- CALA Best Book Award (2014)
- Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation grants (2009-2019)
- Harvard/Yale/Hong Kong University Press publications
- DAAD and An Wang fellowships
Professor Wang’s Modernity with a Cold War Face (2013) established her as a leading Cold War literary scholar, with a 2024 expanded Taipei edition incorporating new transpacific research developments.
