
The pedagogic burden of cinema on/about/on behalf of children has been a perennial concern, especially in contingent moments when control and discipline become critical 有關香港「細路祥」三篇連載。2020-2021期間,黎肖嫻潛進環繞苦難中的孩子的沈甸甸而充滿矛盾的論述。

This monograph explores Taiwan in the 1960s when cinema was a site of cultural expression as much as a contested apparatus for the manufacture of political mythologies highlighting a new home and modern society.

Focusing on two seminal ghost stories by Henry James, Sir Edmund Orme and The Turn of the Screw, this monograph explores some aspects of horror fiction. It is the first of an ongoing series of analyses focusing on the nature of horror in art.

Art liberates us from technology by liberating technology from whatever we already think it is. 藝術將科技從我們已經認為的東西中解放出來,從而將我們從技術中解放出來。Published as FP-monographs