David Hull

Faculty
  • Associate Professor of Chinese Language, Literature, and Culture; Associate Chair of World Languages and Cultures; Director of the Asian Studies Minor

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David Hull

 

Office Hours

Tuesday and Thursday 10-11am or by appointment

Education

  • B.A., East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2003
  • M.A., East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2006
  • Ph.D., Modern Chinese Literature, University of California, Los Angeles, 2012

Research

“Value in What is Saved and What is Lost: Textology in Mao Dun’s Eclipse.” Frontiers of Literary Studies in China. Vol 10, no. 2 2016.

Teaching

Chinese:

101,102,201,202

351: Chinese Cinema: Ideology and the Box Office

FYS:

101: A New China Through Literature

101: Digital Narratives

ILC:

294: East Asian Pop Culture

394: Stories of the Strange

394: Chinese Literature Through the Ages

Professional Experience

EDITING:

“Mao Dun” in Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism. Trudeau, Lawrence J. ed. Farmington Hills, Mich: Gale, Cengage Learning. Vol 299. 2014.

TRANSLATION:

Novels, Plays:

李静 Li Jing. “鲁迅” Lu Xun (selections).  Chinese Literature Today. Vol 8 Number 2. University of Oklahoma Press. 2020.

张天翼 Zhang Tianyi. “洋涇浜奇俠” The Pidgin Warrior.  London: Balestier Press. 2017.

茅盾Mao Dun. “動搖” Waverings. Hong Kong: Research Centre for Translation, Chinese University of Hong Kong Press. 2014.

Short Stories, Articles, Etc…

程凯 Cheng Kai. “现代文学研究” “Modern Literature Studies.” Chapter Forthcoming in the World Humanities Report (https://worldhumanitiesreport.org/ ).

何吉贤 He Jixian. “当代文学研究” “Contemporary Literature Studies.” Chapter Forthcoming in the World Humanities Report (https://worldhumanitiesreport.org/ ).

巴战龙 Ba Zhanlong. “少数民族地区双语教育” “Bilingual Education in Ethnic Minority Areas.” Chapter Contracted for the World Humanities Report (https://worldhumanitiesreport.org/ ).

孙晓萌, 张天伟, Sun Xiaomeng and Zhang Tianwei. “非常用语教育和发展” “Education and Development in Less Commonly Taught Languages.” Chapter Contracted for the World Humanities Report (https://worldhumanitiesreport.org/ ).

赵杨 Zhao Yang. “推广普通话对中国经济社会发展的贡献” “The Contribution to China’s Social Economy of Promoting Mandarin.” Chapter Contracted for the World Humanities Report (https://worldhumanitiesreport.org/ ).

李静 Li Jing. “话剧《大先生》编剧李静访谈” “An Interview with The Playwright Of Lu Xun, Li Jing.”  Chinese Literature Today. Vol 8 Number 2. University of Oklahoma Press. 2020

李静 Li Jing. “The World Won’t Miss Me As a Critic, I’ll Just Keep Chipping Away at My Scripts” “世界上也不缺我一个批评家,我就磨剧本呗”.  (Accepted for publication in Frontiers of Literary Studies in China)

艾伟 Ai Wei. “菊花之刀” “The Chrysanthemum Blade” Short Fiction from 2000 Anthology (Title Not Confirmed).  Chinese Literature Today Book Series, Oklahoma University Press (Forthcoming).

飞氘 Fei Dao. “魔鬼的头颅” “The Demon’s Head” in The Reincarnated Giant: Chinese Science Fiction in the Twenty-First Century: Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China. Mingwei Song and Ted Huters, Eds. New York: Columbia University Press. 2018.

飞氘Fei Dao. “一个末世的故事” “A Story of the End of the World in The Sound of Salt Forming University of Hawai’i Press. (2016).

艾伟 Ai Wei. “菊花之刀” “The Chrysanthemum Blade” Chinese Literature Today, Vol 4 Number 2, Oklahoma University Press (2014).

茅盾Mao Dun. “動搖 (選)” “Waverings (Selections).” Renditions, 80 (Autumn 2013).

茅盾Mao Dun. “動搖 (選)” “Waverings (Selections).” Renditions, 79 (Spring 2013).

飛氘Fei Dao.  “魔鬼的頭顱” “The Demon’s Head.” Renditions 77/78 (Fall 2012).

茅盾Mao Dun. “動搖 (選)” “Waverings (Selections).” Renditions, 75 (Spring 2011).

REVIEWS:

Review of Taking China to the World: The Cultural Production of Modernity, Theodore Huters. Chinese Literature Essays Articles Reviews (Forthcoming).

Review of Imperfect Understanding: Intimate Portraits of Chinese Celebrities, Wen Yuan-ning and Christopher Rea, eds. China Review International, vol. 24 no. 3, p. 225-227. University of Hawai’i. 2017.

Review of A Hero Born: Legends of the Condor Heroes I, by Jin Yong, Anna Holmswood, trans., Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, 2018.  http://u.osu.edu/mclc/book-reviews/hull/