Yehan Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3692778 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yehan Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yehan |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of York |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5761-4922 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Algorithmic flexibility and everyday resistance on e-commerce platforms
Prevailing narratives in digital studies depict algorithms as opaque tools of domination, controlling user experiences and reinforcing asymmetrical power dynamics, sidelining the potential for user resistance. In line with a growing body of more nuanced perspectives, this article challenges these portrayals by exploring how online users resist algorithmic outcomes through creative and astute strategies by drawing on 27 interviews and 3 focus grou…
Rejecting resistance: Everyday resistance and harmony in Chinese hip-hop
In power systems where opportunities for overt expression are limited, the requirements for recognition and intentionality behind acts of resistance risk overlooking the struggles of individuals who must find unpatterned and creative ways to express desires and discontent. Based on 42 interviews with Chinese hip-hop fans and artists and drawing on Scott's and De Certeau's theories of everyday resistance, this article shows that resistant acts in …
The Material Dimension of Chinese Hip-Hop: From Tangible Forms to Online Consumption
Despite the importance of the material extensions of culture, the role of materiality in the study of contemporary subcultures, youth affiliations and practices has been largely overlooked. This article explores how materiality can shape identities and foster subcultural communities using Chinese hip-hop as a prime case study that combines classical subcultural traits with ongoing online popularity. Drawing from online participant observation and…
Keeping It Real in Chinese Hip-Hop: Everyday Authenticity and Coming From the Street
The status of hip-hop in China is being reshaped by the sudden popularity experienced by the genre in the last few years. An aspect that has been overlooked by scholarly research on Chinese hip-hop authenticity is that underground rappers may have to simultaneously assume multiple personal, professional, and social roles while attempting to maintain authenticity. This article provides an empirical account of how authenticity and the 'keep it real…
Musical taste preferences in Chinese hip‐hop: Between cultural openness and the rejection of vulgarity
Recent debates on musical taste have centred on the collapse of cultural boundaries between high art and popular culture. This paper examines Chinese hip‐hop as a unique case study to explore taste preferences in a relatively new popular cultural phenomenon in the understudied context of Eastern popular culture. Drawing from 42 interviews with Chinese young hip‐hop followers, the article examines musical taste preferences within Chinese hip‐hop a…
Zuckerman-Kuhlman's Personality Questionnaire in Patients With Major Depression
Depression influences personality measures like Eysenck's Big Three, Costa and McCrae's Big Five or Cloninger's Seven Factor models, and might also affect Zuckerman-Kuhlman's Personality Questionnaire (ZKPQ), an alternative five-factor model. The authors therefore tested ZKPQ in 85 patients suffering from major depression and in 82 healthy subjects in order to clarify this effect. Depressive mood was measured with Plutchik – van Praag's Depressio…
Development of a Chinese Version of the Zuckerman-Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire: Reliabilities and Gender/Age Effects
A five-factor model of the Zuckerman-Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire (ZKPQ) was tried in a Chinese speaking area. Three hundred and thirty-three healthy subjects (217 women and 116 men) with a wide range of occupations attended this study and were divided into 5 age ranges. They were free of depression and answered with low dissimulation in ZKPQ. The principal component analysis detected 16 factors with eigenvalues larger than 1.5, the first 5 …
Keeping It Real in Chinese Hip-Hop: Everyday Authenticity and Coming From the Street
The status of hip-hop in China is being reshaped by the sudden popularity experienced by the genre in the last few years. An aspect that has been overlooked by scholarly research on Chinese hip-hop authenticity is that underground rappers may have to simultaneously assume multiple personal, professional, and social roles while attempting to maintain authenticity. This article provides an empirical account of how authenticity and the 'keep it real…
Musical taste preferences in Chinese hip‐hop: Between cultural openness and the rejection of vulgarity
Recent debates on musical taste have centred on the collapse of cultural boundaries between high art and popular culture. This paper examines Chinese hip‐hop as a unique case study to explore taste preferences in a relatively new popular cultural phenomenon in the understudied context of Eastern popular culture. Drawing from 42 interviews with Chinese young hip‐hop followers, the article examines musical taste preferences within Chinese hip‐hop a…
Rejecting resistance: Everyday resistance and harmony in Chinese hip-hop
In power systems where opportunities for overt expression are limited, the requirements for recognition and intentionality behind acts of resistance risk overlooking the struggles of individuals who must find unpatterned and creative ways to express desires and discontent. Based on 42 interviews with Chinese hip-hop fans and artists and drawing on Scott's and De Certeau's theories of everyday resistance, this article shows that resistant acts in …
The Material Dimension of Chinese Hip-Hop: From Tangible Forms to Online Consumption
Despite the importance of the material extensions of culture, the role of materiality in the study of contemporary subcultures, youth affiliations and practices has been largely overlooked. This article explores how materiality can shape identities and foster subcultural communities using Chinese hip-hop as a prime case study that combines classical subcultural traits with ongoing online popularity. Drawing from online participant observation and…
Development of a Chinese Version of the Zuckerman-Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire: Reliabilities and Gender/Age Effects
A five-factor model of the Zuckerman-Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire (ZKPQ) was tried in a Chinese speaking area. Three hundred and thirty-three healthy subjects (217 women and 116 men) with a wide range of occupations attended this study and were divided into 5 age ranges. They were free of depression and answered with low dissimulation in ZKPQ. The principal component analysis detected 16 factors with eigenvalues larger than 1.5, the first 5 …
Zuckerman-Kuhlman's Personality Questionnaire in Patients With Major Depression
Depression influences personality measures like Eysenck's Big Three, Costa and McCrae's Big Five or Cloninger's Seven Factor models, and might also affect Zuckerman-Kuhlman's Personality Questionnaire (ZKPQ), an alternative five-factor model. The authors therefore tested ZKPQ in 85 patients suffering from major depression and in 82 healthy subjects in order to clarify this effect. Depressive mood was measured with Plutchik – van Praag's Depressio…
Musical taste preferences in Chinese hip‐hop: Between cultural openness and the rejection of vulgarity
Recent debates on musical taste have centred on the collapse of cultural boundaries between high art and popular culture. This paper examines Chinese hip‐hop as a unique case study to explore taste preferences in a relatively new popular cultural phenomenon in the understudied context of Eastern popular culture. Drawing from 42 interviews with Chinese young hip‐hop followers, the article examines musical taste preferences within Chinese hip‐hop a…
Rejecting resistance: Everyday resistance and harmony in Chinese hip-hop
In power systems where opportunities for overt expression are limited, the requirements for recognition and intentionality behind acts of resistance risk overlooking the struggles of individuals who must find unpatterned and creative ways to express desires and discontent. Based on 42 interviews with Chinese hip-hop fans and artists and drawing on Scott's and De Certeau's theories of everyday resistance, this article shows that resistant acts in …
The Material Dimension of Chinese Hip-Hop: From Tangible Forms to Online Consumption
Despite the importance of the material extensions of culture, the role of materiality in the study of contemporary subcultures, youth affiliations and practices has been largely overlooked. This article explores how materiality can shape identities and foster subcultural communities using Chinese hip-hop as a prime case study that combines classical subcultural traits with ongoing online popularity. Drawing from online participant observation and…
Keeping It Real in Chinese Hip-Hop: Everyday Authenticity and Coming From the Street
The status of hip-hop in China is being reshaped by the sudden popularity experienced by the genre in the last few years. An aspect that has been overlooked by scholarly research on Chinese hip-hop authenticity is that underground rappers may have to simultaneously assume multiple personal, professional, and social roles while attempting to maintain authenticity. This article provides an empirical account of how authenticity and the 'keep it real…
Algorithmic flexibility and everyday resistance on e-commerce platforms
Prevailing narratives in digital studies depict algorithms as opaque tools of domination, controlling user experiences and reinforcing asymmetrical power dynamics, sidelining the potential for user resistance. In line with a growing body of more nuanced perspectives, this article challenges these portrayals by exploring how online users resist algorithmic outcomes through creative and astute strategies by drawing on 27 interviews and 3 focus grou…
Aesthetics (4 works) · Music History and Culture (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (2 works) · Big Five personality traits (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works)