Lecture by Dr. Kay Li

HONG KONG FILMS: AROUND THE WORLD IN 88 NANOSECONDS
Lecture by Dr. Kay Li
Research Associate, Asian Institute

Dr. Kay Li is a Research Associate at the Asian Institute, University of Toronto, conducting research
on cultural globalization. She has been working on transnational culture since her graduate studies
at the University of Toronto and York University. Being one of the founders of the International
Shaw Society, Dr. Li has published on transnational literary and cultural transmission such as Bernard
Shaw and China, Virginia Woolf and China, Bernard Shaw and Hong Kong, and intersections of arts and
technologies in contemporary films. Courses taught include Contemporary Arts and Technologies at
the Department of Fine Arts Cultural Studies, York University, and courses on Cultural Globalization
at the Department of Global Studies, Wilfrid Laurier University. Her book manuscript entitled
"Bernard Shaw, China and Cultural Globalization" is currently under review at the University Press
of Florida Bernard Shaw Series.

Friday, January 23, 2004; 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Munk Centre for International Studies North House - Room 208N
1 Devonshire Place (East of St. George, South of Bloor)
Toronto, Ontario

Register by phone at (416) 946-8996 or e-mail asian.institute@utoronto.ca