Hanyu Wang

Thesis title: Seeking the Other and the Self: The Translation and Reception of The L Word by Chinese Queer women

Background

Wang Hanyu is in her third year of PhD in Translation Studies at The University of Edinburgh, where she previously earned her MSc degree in the same subject. Her research interests mainly lie in the fields of queer translation, audiovisual translation, reception / audience studies and fan studies.

 

Education Background

2013-2017         BA in Business English at Beijing Technology and Business University

2015-2016         Exchange programme- BA Business and Management at University of Portsmouth

2017-2018         MSc Translation Studies at The University of Edinburgh

2019-Present   PhD Translation Studies at The University of Edinburgh

Research summary

Her current PhD project studies Chinese female queer individuals' reception of fansubbed queer TV series.

She is also doing research to understand Chinese yuri fans and their consumption of local / foreign yuri works.

Current research interests

queer translation, audiovisual translation, reception / audience studies, fan / amateur translation, feminist translation, translation for children 

Past research interests

Chinese translation studies, song translation, poetry translation

Past project grants

Moray Endowment Fund, University of Edinburgh

Conference details

May, 2021               Worldmaking around the world: Queer Media and Culture in Circulation - presenter

October, 2021       7th IATIS Conference - presenter

Invited speaker

October, 2021        TS seminar series 2021-22, University of Edinburgh

November, 2021   Gender and Sexuality Research Network Seminar Programme, University of Reading

Organiser

Translation Studies Research Seminar Series 2020-22, University of Edinburgh