Jun Lu Associate Professor

Research Interests:

Chinese American literature

Bio:

PhD. British and American Literature, Nanjing Normal University (2008)

MA. British and American Literature, Nanjing Normal University (2002)

BA. English education, Nanjing Normal University (1999)

“Research on Chinese American Fiction.” (Jiangsu Province Social Science Fund Grant No.04WWB012) (Cowork with Aimin Cheng and Shao Yi)

“Identity Confusion, Emotional Entanglement: On Amy Tan’s The Valley of Amazement” World Literature Recent Developments No. 3 (2014): 45-46.
“On Lisa See’s Dreams of Joy” World Literature Recent Developments No. 6 (2012): 21-22.
“China Complex and Female Stories: An Interview with Chinese American Writer Lisa See” Contemporary Foreign Literature No. 3 (2012): 164-169
“Chinese American Writer Lisa See and Her Novels” Translations No. 2(2011): 208-211
“David Henry Hwang” The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature. Edited by Guiyou Hwang. Volume Two, 2009: 377-385.
“Chinatowns” The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature. Edited by Guiyou Hwang. Volume One, 2009: 170-173
“Amy Tan’s Saving Fish from Drowning” World Literature Recent Developments No. 3 (2007):25-27
“David Henry Hwang” World Literature Recent Developments No. 1 (2007):15-17
“From Madame Butterfly to M. Butterfly: The Politics of David Henry Hwang” Foreign Literature Studies No. 3(2003): 86-90

The 20th Century Chinese American Fiction. (Co-author with Aimin Cheng and Shao Yi) Nanjing: Nanjing University Press, 2010

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