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JuEunhae Knox

JuEunhae Knox is a PhD candidate at the University of Glasgow, whose pending thesis pioneers a comparison of digital and traditional poetry in light of New Labour capitalism and consumerism. She is currently co-organising the first academic Instapoetry collection, along with a special issue with EJES on cross-cultural and linguistic distinctions of global Instapoetry.

Panel Review: ‘Recent Work in Asian American Studies’

Chaired by Eithne Quinn, the roundtable ‘Recent Work in Asian American Studies’ was a critical component of the larger British Association for American Studies (BAAS) conference. Deeper discussion of marginalised texts and authors is always pertinent, and this certainly includes the entire “body” of Asian American literature with its many intricate blends of genres and movements, which only became an official field of study in 1982. Considering the horrific murders of six Asian American women in Georgia in March 2021, as well as the increasing violence and abuse recently enacted on Asian Americans as blame for Covid-19, it was particularly appropriate to counter such prejudice with a session that both celebrated developments of Asian American writers, as well as zealously urged further scholarship in an under-studied area. The presentations also warned that even throughout our growing awareness of the evils of racial privilege and bias, it is extremely easy to […]