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Ching Hung ChenTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Jason Edward CollinsTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Collins’s project aims to problematize current notions of authorship, originality, and legality in relation to contemporary fictional production. His primary research questions are: What has constituted and what now constitutes the fair use of another writer's ideas, themes, structures, and/or language? What has been and is now considered acceptable use? And what, ultimately, should be used now and going forward to make the novel novel, again, thus ensuring its competitive status with contemporaneous forms of cultural media? Collins posits that contemporary writers of fiction (literary fiction, genre fiction, popular fiction, fan fiction, et al) should continue to indulge themselves in the intertextual practices recently adopted by writers of all stripes; more importantly, contemporary writers should embrace a new transtextual poetics of the novel (founded upon homage, collage, and remixing) for their works to (1) standout from those of their peers and (2) survive alongside and compete with other cultural practices and artefacts. Name of Supervisor |
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Ffion DaviesTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Xina JinTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Christine KanTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Fenglin LiuTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Gabriel TettehTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Nicole WanTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
Donald YeeTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Qianwen YuTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Ranran ZhangTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |
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Wenhao ZhangTitle of thesis Short abstract of thesis Name of Supervisor |