Janet Ng is a Professor at the Department of English at City University of New York, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. New Reality, New communities, New identities 2. Caring for the Self, Expanding the Intellectual Space 3. Generational Contests: Re-forming, re-educating and de-radicalizing "useless youths" 4. The New Cantopop and the New Hong Kong Cinema 5. The value of optimistic pessimism in Hong Kong's new reality: The Television Drama, In Geek we Trust 6. The Contest of Language: "Human Language" and the virtue of swearing 7. The Itinerary of Pleasure: Reclaiming individual freedom in the city 8. The campaign to tell the Hong Kong story well: Dung Kai Cheung's novel Hong Kong Letters and the Reinvention of Hong Kong's Story Coda
Introduction 1. New Reality, New communities, New identities 2. Caring for the Self, Expanding the Intellectual Space 3. Generational Contests: Re-forming, re-educating and de-radicalizing "useless youths" 4. The New Cantopop and the New Hong Kong Cinema 5. The value of optimistic pessimism in Hong Kong's new reality: The Television Drama, In Geek we Trust 6. The Contest of Language: "Human Language" and the virtue of swearing 7. The Itinerary of Pleasure: Reclaiming individual freedom in the city 8. The campaign to tell the Hong Kong story well: Dung Kai Cheung's novel Hong Kong Letters and the Reinvention of Hong Kong's Story Coda
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