Dr. LEE Hiu Yen Klaudia (李晓恩)
Associate Professor, Department of English

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hiuylee@cityu.edu.hk
Phone: +852 34425377

Author IDs ORCID iD: 0000-0003-4859-519X
Scopus Author ID: 55648260400

Willing to take PhD students: yes



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BiographyKlaudia Lee's main research interests are nineeteenth-century literature and culture, Charles Dickens, narrative theory, city narratives, spatiality, adaptation, appropriation and translation, comparative and world literature. She has a Master of Arts and a Doctor of Philosophy in English Literature from the University of Nottingham (UK), and a Journalism and Communication degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Prior to pursuing an academic career, she worked as a journalist, covering a variety of news and feature stories in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, an experience of which has contributed to her interest in the interface between literature and journalism. Her first monograph,?Charles Dickens and China, 1895-1915: Cross-Cultural Encounters?(Routledge 2017), investigates the adaptation, transformation and subversion of the politics and ideologies of Dickensian texts during the cross-cultural transfer from Britain to China. She is currently working on two new research projects: the first one explores literary production and network between Hong Kong, Britain and China between 1880-1930, and the second one looks into the idea of music in Victorian fiction.?In the academic year of 2018-19, she is the course coordinator of EN2717 Literary and Cultural Studies, EN2721 The Art of Life Narrative, EN6508 Critical Approaches to Literature, and EN6509 World Literatures in English. She is currently the BA English programme leader.
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Research Interests/AreasNineteenth-century literature and culture, spatiality, city narratives, adaptation, appropriation and translation, comparative and world literature, music and literature
TeachingLiterary and Cultural Studies
Literature and the City
Critical Approaches to Literature?
World Literatures in English
The Art of Life Narrative?
British Literature and Culture
Modern and Contemporary Fiction
English on the Move