BA MA PhD
Xin Peng specialises in film history, classical Hollywood cinema, critical race and postcolonial theories, Asian American studies and transnational cinemas.
Xin received her PhD degree from the University of Washington in Seattle, MA from the University of Chicago, and BA from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She has served as the managing editor for Feminist Media Histories and assistant editor for the Journal of Chinese Cinemas.
Xin's work has appeared in Camera Obscura, Screen, and the Women Film Pioneers Project. She is currently working on a book project on the interplay between the racial formations of the so-called “Orientals” or the “yellow race” and the multiplications of media technology in the first half of the twentieth century.
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