I have at least three projects that I have initiated but have not followed up on, namely:
A group project on the writings mostly in periodicals by Peranakan Chinese publishers in the early twentieth century (1910-1940) focusing on how each piece represents or addresses the issues of women's role in society and the socio-political place of Peranakan Chinese in the Dutch Indies.
Issues raised in my dissertation on the Sherlock Holmes canon, which may become two or three separate studies, including a study on how particular stories are adapted by Peranakan Chinese in early twentieth-century Dutch Indies and on spatio-temporal distancing in the narrative structure of particular stories which represent the segregative imaginary mapping of the colonial global world.
A study of the "Aeolus" chapter in James Joyce's Ulysses.
All three projects deal with texts, mostly narratives, produced at the turn of the century, to see how the global inter- and trans-cultural discourses are formed. The objective of these studies is the submission of articles based on these studies in Scopus-indexed journals.
Your role as research assistants is to help me do the groundwork, preparing scattered primary materials and collect relevant studies.