Professor of Asian Cinema
About
Research interests:
Markus Nornes is Professor of Asian Cinema in both the Department of Film, Television and Media Studies and the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures. Most of his work is on Japanese cinema, particularly the documentary tradition. He has published widely on the Japanese pink film, Korean Hallyu, Taiwanese cinema, Chinese film festivals, and film translation. His latest book is a co-edited reader of Japanese film theory (Yumani, 2018), and his upcoming monograph is on calligraphy in East Asian cinema.
Recent courses taught:
Japanese Cinema - A historical survey from the beginning of cinema to the present.
Dialogue of Violence: Pacific War Cinema and its Contexts - Examines the war cinemas of the US and Japan.
Seminar in the Theory and Practice of Documentary
Seminar in Cultural and Comparative Studies of Asia
Affiliation(s)
- Professor of Asian Cinema, Department of Screen Arts and Cultures
- Professor of Asian Cinema, Department of Asian Languages and Cultures
- Professor, School of Art & Design
- Center for Japanese Studies
- Center for Chinese Studies
- Nam Center for Korean Studies
Award(s)
- Faculty Research Grant for Taiwan Studies, Ministry of Education, Taiwan (2011)
- Visiting Professorship, Fudan University, Shanghai, PRC (2010)
- Edwin O. Reischauer Visiting Professor of Japanese studies, Harvard University (2008-2009)
- Japan Foundation Research Fellow, Tokyo, Japan (2004-2005)
- Fulbright Research Fellow, Tokyo, Japan (1999-2000)
