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Wenjia Liu

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Hendrix College
3 pubs

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Wenjia Liu's research examines representations of masculinity and female characters in media, with a focus on how these portrayals engage with and revise cultural stereotypes. Their work includes an analysis of Ip Man as a figure embodying changing hegemonic masculinities in film. Another publication explores how the characters in Feng Shuangfei subvert traditional stereotypes to empower female figures. Liu's scholarship also extends to critiques of therapeutic approaches, with a 2009 publication probing shortcomings in narrative therapy.

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  • Publications: 3

Selected Publications

  • The Family Man in Ip Man Series: Ip Man as the Locale of Changing Hegemonic Masculinities (2024)
    Cowrie DOI OpenAlex
  • Virtuous Wives and Shrews inFeng Shuangfei: Empowering Female Characters through a Revision of Stereotypes (2016)
    Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture DOI OpenAlex

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