Jennifer Wong
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3927614 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jennifer Wong |
| PRENOMES | Jennifer |
| SOBRENOME | Wong |
| ASSINATURA | WONG J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Canterbury |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2745-2771 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Development and Initial Validation of the Cannabis Attention and Affect Motives Scale
OBJECTIVE: Cannabis use is a globally prevalent, though potentially harmful, behavior whereby varying patterns of use manifest from a range of motivating factors. Individuals diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are often overrepresented in cannabis use statistics, with some users anecdotally reporting that cannabis improves ADHD symptoms. Current motive scales do not fully capture the breadth of cognitions, specifically…
Promoting anti-gang attitudes and beliefs in high school students
Identifying emotions in earthquake tweets
Christchurch, New Zealand experienced devastating earthquakes on September 4, 2010, and February 22, 2011, resulting in extensive infrastructural damage and leaving lasting psychological scars of fear, depression, shock, and anger among the local population. Even after thirteen years, the aftermath of these earthquakes continues to deeply affect these individuals, as they grapple with enduring emotional challenges. Social media, particularly X (f…
Well-being and ill-being
This paper presents the results of a PERMA (plus ill-being) analysis of the ways in which young post-disaster volunteers in Aotearoa New Zealand across the 2010-20 decade talked of well-being and ill-being. The 57 interviewees were divided into two cohorts based on whether they volunteered in the immediate or longer-term aftermath of disaster. Across both cohorts, interviewees believed that volunteering after disaster engendered significant well-…
Identity, Home and Writing Elsewhere in Contemporary Chinese Diaspora Poetry
"An exploration of the burgeoning field of Anglophone Asian diaspora poetry, this book draws on the thematic concerns of Hong Kong, Asian-American and British Asian poets from the wider Chinese or East Asian diasporic culture to offer a transnational understanding of the complex notions of home, displacement and race in a globalised world. Located within current discourse surrounding Asian poetry, postcolonial and migrant writing, and bridging th…
序文 (Chinese version)
翻閱並編輯特刊所收到的投稿,是一次令人鼓舞和謙卑的經驗,也是一份嚴肅的責任。這個計劃源於我們之間的一次討論,香港寫作不斷演變的特色,以及 2023 年 10 月香港與散居海外的香港人之間的連續性。在這些經同業評審的文章、翻譯和反思性文章中,我們可以看到香港對居住在香港的人,以及因各自不同原因離開香港的人有多重要。此外,我們也發現在散居的背景下,香港的表達如何能產生豐富而有意義的內容、問題,以及關於個人的歸屬感或含矛盾歸屬感的辯論。特別是,粵語流行曲和歌詞的力量在這次最新的批判性研究中得到了深刻的探討。例如,在 Martin Law 的文章中,討論了 RubberBand 和 C Allstar 等樂團以及歌手 Joey Sham 的粵語流行曲歌詞中的現實主義。我們應如何(重新)評估香港移民獨有的散居定義與必要性?與此同時,在陳潔麗和郭建生合寫的文章中,我們從張敬軒和林志炫的粵語流行曲歌詞中,重新發現香港人離開城市後的想像空間和複雜情感。事實上,許多在香港創作的作品,現在都在香港以外的地方…
爱妻 (Chinese version) - My Dear Wife, an excerpt (English version, presentation and translation by Jennifer Wong)
Introduction by Jennifer WongSet in 1960s Hong Kong, Dear Wife by H I Chung is a story about the complex dimensions of love, bodily and/or romantic, about friendship, about moral boundaries and the meaning of life. It also encapsulates the different, sometimes contradictory facets of womanhood, the woman's body and desires, loneliness, and the language of longing in a largely patriarchal society. Kim Yuk, with whom he has fallen in love with and …
Ripples from an earthquake
The Student Volunteer Army was formed following the earthquake sequence of 2010–2011 in Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand, and has since been widely celebrated as a youth-led volunteer disaster response. More than ten years after the mobilisation, we trace the legacies of this action through in-depth interviews. Our findings demonstrate that informal disaster volunteerism can generate numerous legacies that span the biographical, social and inst…
Rediscovering Self, Race, and Class Through Cultural Translation
Chinese and City Aesthetics
Chinese and City AestheticsA Conversation with Jennifer Wong Antony Huen (bio) and Jennifer Wong (bio) Click for larger view View full resolution hong kong, china - august 5, 2015 : stair art painting on nathan road 中英 Jennifer Wong is a poet, critic, and translator based in the UK. Her first two poetry collections, Summer Cicadas (2006) and Goldfish (2013), were published by Chameleon Press in Hong Kong, where she was born and raised. Her latest…
‘Spontaneous’ volunteers? Factors enabling the Student Volunteer Army mobilisation following the Canterbury earthquakes, 2010–2011
Gaining ‘authority to operate
There is growing expectation that local volunteers will play a more integrated role in disaster response, yet emergent volunteer groups are often ‘outsiders’ to crisis management. Questions have been raised, therefore, about how emergent groups can forge relationships with established response agencies. This paper analyses how the Student Volunteer Army, as an emergent group, gained ‘authority to operate’ after the earthquakes in Canterbury, New …
Children and young people’s climate crisis activism – a perspective on long-term effects
The year 2019 witnessed the gathering pace of a global climate movement, with millions of young people striking for climate action. While the contours of this activism are just beginning to emerge, the scale of the mobilisations to date suggest their consequences are likely to be profound – for participants, communities and the wider political environment. This paper looks to the literature on social movement consequences to consider the possible…
Non-wood forest products in Europe – A quantitative overview
Health status changes with transitory disability over time
Two Poems
COVER FEATURE HONG KONG King of Kowloon In your white vest and blue flip-flops, you wandered about in the fierce sun, a can of black paint in your hand. We read your family history on lampposts: your escape from Liantang, your ancestral home, settling for Pink Shek in Kowloon. You hailed Wen Tianxiang and Sun Yat-sen, charged the Queen for usurping your land. 新中國皇 曾榮華 曾福彩 中 英 香港 政府 A self-declared king for fifty years, painting all over the colon…
On Home, Belongingness, and Multicultural Britain
Redeeming Desire
Born in Indonesia in 1957 to Chinese parents, Li-Young Lee is a major poet with four collections, including The City in Which I Love You (1990), From Blossoms (2007), and a memoir. His maternal great-grandfather was Yuan Shikai, China's first republican president. His father was a physician in China who acted as Mao Zedong's personal secretary and suffered political imprisonments in Indonesia. His forthcoming collection, The Undressing (W. W. Nor…
An Interview with Agnes Lam
A leading Chinese poet and a former professor at the University of Hong Kong, Agnes Lam is the author of three collections including the recent bilingual poetry collection A Pond in the Sky (ASM Ma
Disability Items From the Current Population Survey (2008–2015) and Permanent Versus Temporary Disability Status
Objectives. To examine longitudinal responses to the disability indicator questions that have been adopted as the standard across national surveys sponsored by the US Department of Health and Human Services. Methods. Data from the Current Population Survey between 2008 and 2015 were linked to create a longitudinal sample of 721 178 individual respondents. Results. Responses to the disability questions fluctuated significantly. Although 17% of all…
Versus Versus
Antiemetic for Homesickness
With its bold interrogation of the questions of racial identity and migration, and its experimentation with bilingual poetry, Romalyn Ante’s debut collection Antiemetic for Homesickness portrays th
Non-wood forest products in Europe – A quantitative overview
Children and young people’s climate crisis activism – a perspective on long-term effects
The year 2019 witnessed the gathering pace of a global climate movement, with millions of young people striking for climate action. While the contours of this activism are just beginning to emerge, the scale of the mobilisations to date suggest their consequences are likely to be profound – for participants, communities and the wider political environment. This paper looks to the literature on social movement consequences to consider the possible…
Disability Items From the Current Population Survey (2008–2015) and Permanent Versus Temporary Disability Status
Objectives. To examine longitudinal responses to the disability indicator questions that have been adopted as the standard across national surveys sponsored by the US Department of Health and Human Services. Methods. Data from the Current Population Survey between 2008 and 2015 were linked to create a longitudinal sample of 721 178 individual respondents. Results. Responses to the disability questions fluctuated significantly. Although 17% of all…
Health status changes with transitory disability over time
Gaining ‘authority to operate
There is growing expectation that local volunteers will play a more integrated role in disaster response, yet emergent volunteer groups are often ‘outsiders’ to crisis management. Questions have been raised, therefore, about how emergent groups can forge relationships with established response agencies. This paper analyses how the Student Volunteer Army, as an emergent group, gained ‘authority to operate’ after the earthquakes in Canterbury, New …
An Interview with Agnes Lam
A leading Chinese poet and a former professor at the University of Hong Kong, Agnes Lam is the author of three collections including the recent bilingual poetry collection A Pond in the Sky (ASM Ma
Disability Items From the Current Population Survey (2008–2015) and Permanent Versus Temporary Disability Status
Objectives. To examine longitudinal responses to the disability indicator questions that have been adopted as the standard across national surveys sponsored by the US Department of Health and Human Services. Methods. Data from the Current Population Survey between 2008 and 2015 were linked to create a longitudinal sample of 721 178 individual respondents. Results. Responses to the disability questions fluctuated significantly. Although 17% of all…
On Home, Belongingness, and Multicultural Britain
Redeeming Desire
Born in Indonesia in 1957 to Chinese parents, Li-Young Lee is a major poet with four collections, including The City in Which I Love You (1990), From Blossoms (2007), and a memoir. His maternal great-grandfather was Yuan Shikai, China's first republican president. His father was a physician in China who acted as Mao Zedong's personal secretary and suffered political imprisonments in Indonesia. His forthcoming collection, The Undressing (W. W. Nor…
Two Poems
COVER FEATURE HONG KONG King of Kowloon In your white vest and blue flip-flops, you wandered about in the fierce sun, a can of black paint in your hand. We read your family history on lampposts: your escape from Liantang, your ancestral home, settling for Pink Shek in Kowloon. You hailed Wen Tianxiang and Sun Yat-sen, charged the Queen for usurping your land. 新中國皇 曾榮華 曾福彩 中 英 香港 政府 A self-declared king for fifty years, painting all over the colon…
Children and young people’s climate crisis activism – a perspective on long-term effects
The year 2019 witnessed the gathering pace of a global climate movement, with millions of young people striking for climate action. While the contours of this activism are just beginning to emerge, the scale of the mobilisations to date suggest their consequences are likely to be profound – for participants, communities and the wider political environment. This paper looks to the literature on social movement consequences to consider the possible…
Non-wood forest products in Europe – A quantitative overview
Health status changes with transitory disability over time
‘Spontaneous’ volunteers? Factors enabling the Student Volunteer Army mobilisation following the Canterbury earthquakes, 2010–2011
Gaining ‘authority to operate
There is growing expectation that local volunteers will play a more integrated role in disaster response, yet emergent volunteer groups are often ‘outsiders’ to crisis management. Questions have been raised, therefore, about how emergent groups can forge relationships with established response agencies. This paper analyses how the Student Volunteer Army, as an emergent group, gained ‘authority to operate’ after the earthquakes in Canterbury, New …
Ripples from an earthquake
The Student Volunteer Army was formed following the earthquake sequence of 2010–2011 in Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand, and has since been widely celebrated as a youth-led volunteer disaster response. More than ten years after the mobilisation, we trace the legacies of this action through in-depth interviews. Our findings demonstrate that informal disaster volunteerism can generate numerous legacies that span the biographical, social and inst…
Rediscovering Self, Race, and Class Through Cultural Translation
Chinese and City Aesthetics
Chinese and City AestheticsA Conversation with Jennifer Wong Antony Huen (bio) and Jennifer Wong (bio) Click for larger view View full resolution hong kong, china - august 5, 2015 : stair art painting on nathan road 中英 Jennifer Wong is a poet, critic, and translator based in the UK. Her first two poetry collections, Summer Cicadas (2006) and Goldfish (2013), were published by Chameleon Press in Hong Kong, where she was born and raised. Her latest…
Identity, Home and Writing Elsewhere in Contemporary Chinese Diaspora Poetry
"An exploration of the burgeoning field of Anglophone Asian diaspora poetry, this book draws on the thematic concerns of Hong Kong, Asian-American and British Asian poets from the wider Chinese or East Asian diasporic culture to offer a transnational understanding of the complex notions of home, displacement and race in a globalised world. Located within current discourse surrounding Asian poetry, postcolonial and migrant writing, and bridging th…
序文 (Chinese version)
翻閱並編輯特刊所收到的投稿,是一次令人鼓舞和謙卑的經驗,也是一份嚴肅的責任。這個計劃源於我們之間的一次討論,香港寫作不斷演變的特色,以及 2023 年 10 月香港與散居海外的香港人之間的連續性。在這些經同業評審的文章、翻譯和反思性文章中,我們可以看到香港對居住在香港的人,以及因各自不同原因離開香港的人有多重要。此外,我們也發現在散居的背景下,香港的表達如何能產生豐富而有意義的內容、問題,以及關於個人的歸屬感或含矛盾歸屬感的辯論。特別是,粵語流行曲和歌詞的力量在這次最新的批判性研究中得到了深刻的探討。例如,在 Martin Law 的文章中,討論了 RubberBand 和 C Allstar 等樂團以及歌手 Joey Sham 的粵語流行曲歌詞中的現實主義。我們應如何(重新)評估香港移民獨有的散居定義與必要性?與此同時,在陳潔麗和郭建生合寫的文章中,我們從張敬軒和林志炫的粵語流行曲歌詞中,重新發現香港人離開城市後的想像空間和複雜情感。事實上,許多在香港創作的作品,現在都在香港以外的地方…
爱妻 (Chinese version) - My Dear Wife, an excerpt (English version, presentation and translation by Jennifer Wong)
Introduction by Jennifer WongSet in 1960s Hong Kong, Dear Wife by H I Chung is a story about the complex dimensions of love, bodily and/or romantic, about friendship, about moral boundaries and the meaning of life. It also encapsulates the different, sometimes contradictory facets of womanhood, the woman's body and desires, loneliness, and the language of longing in a largely patriarchal society. Kim Yuk, with whom he has fallen in love with and …
Well-being and ill-being
This paper presents the results of a PERMA (plus ill-being) analysis of the ways in which young post-disaster volunteers in Aotearoa New Zealand across the 2010-20 decade talked of well-being and ill-being. The 57 interviewees were divided into two cohorts based on whether they volunteered in the immediate or longer-term aftermath of disaster. Across both cohorts, interviewees believed that volunteering after disaster engendered significant well-…
Versus Versus
Antiemetic for Homesickness
With its bold interrogation of the questions of racial identity and migration, and its experimentation with bilingual poetry, Romalyn Ante’s debut collection Antiemetic for Homesickness portrays th
Identifying emotions in earthquake tweets
Christchurch, New Zealand experienced devastating earthquakes on September 4, 2010, and February 22, 2011, resulting in extensive infrastructural damage and leaving lasting psychological scars of fear, depression, shock, and anger among the local population. Even after thirteen years, the aftermath of these earthquakes continues to deeply affect these individuals, as they grapple with enduring emotional challenges. Social media, particularly X (f…
Development and Initial Validation of the Cannabis Attention and Affect Motives Scale
OBJECTIVE: Cannabis use is a globally prevalent, though potentially harmful, behavior whereby varying patterns of use manifest from a range of motivating factors. Individuals diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are often overrepresented in cannabis use statistics, with some users anecdotally reporting that cannabis improves ADHD symptoms. Current motive scales do not fully capture the breadth of cognitions, specifically…
Promoting anti-gang attitudes and beliefs in high school students
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