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So You Think You Know Chinese Film: Beyond Jackie Chan and Crouching Tiger

Katherine Chu and Kaitlin Solimine
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Society & Culture
China, with its population of 1.35 billion and annual box office revenues for Hollywood predicted to reach $5 billion USD in 2017, is worth watching—here’s a list of view-worthy films as recommended by academia’s top Chinese film expert, USC Professor Stan Rosen.

The Secret Lives of Well-Known Authors

Zujaja Tauqeer
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Science, Science & Medicine, Society & Culture
What do a physicist, a Victorian, and a civil rights activist have in common? Before they were heroes, saints, and cultural icons, they were deeply flawed human beings.

Freeze Frame: Sport, Memoir, and Theories of a Moving Language

Zach Connerton
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Philosophy
For humans, it’s easy to feel slow. Yet these athletic memoirs offer a valuable lesson about how movement changes the people we become and the way we experience the world around us.

The Best “Smart” Beach Reads of 2014: Edition #1

Kaitlin Solimine
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Psychology
How to know what pages this summer make the sunscreen-slathered cut and which will stay on bookshelves? Hippo Reads is here to make recommendations for the smartest, and most engaging, summer reads in arts, literature, and psychology.

How Language Can Be a Homeland

Diana Babineau and Sophie Murguia
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Society & Culture
In the following three pieces, authors Emeka Ogboh, Jason Tucker, and Luana Monteiro discuss how language has impacted their sense of home in various ways.

Is Reading Dead? How Technology and Literature Share a Common Code

Sarah LaBrie
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Science, Science & Medicine
In the post-digital age, need the relationship between technology and the humanities be a strained one?

Fake it Till You Make It: How China’s Knock-off Market Impacts Ancient Folk Crafts

Annie Katsura Rollins
Art & Literature, Arts & Culture, Society & Culture
China’s rapidly developing economy—and resulting consumer culture—is re-popularizing one of the country’s oldest folk arts: “Like most things in China, where there is profit, there is counterfeit.
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