The College Record 2022
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Reports and <strong>College</strong> Activities<br />
author will be an overview of the history of the 400-year-old Chair, as well as chapters<br />
on the nineteenth-century incumbents.<br />
Alongside research work, I have organised three small conferences under the<br />
auspices of the British Society for the History of Mathematics: a regular meeting<br />
for research students in the history of mathematics, which takes place in Queen’s<br />
every year, another on the Sedleian Professors, and also a conference in memory<br />
of Peter M. Neumann.<br />
In August 2021, I was elected a full member of the Agder Academy of Sciences and<br />
Letters (Norway).<br />
Coraline Jortay (Chinese)<br />
For me, joining Queen’s and its thriving community as<br />
a Laming Junior Research Fellow in October 2021 was<br />
undoubtedly the most significant highlight of this past<br />
academic year. Another was receiving the Early Career<br />
Researcher Prize from the British Association of Chinese<br />
Studies for my article “Reclaiming Rubbish: Feiwu at<br />
the Intersections of Gender, Class, and Disability in Xiao<br />
Hong’s Market Street and Field of Life and Death,” which was published in January<br />
<strong>2022</strong> in the British Journal of Chinese Studies.<br />
Most of the year was dedicated to working on my book manuscript, Pronoun Politics:<br />
Gender as a Linguistic Battleground. <strong>The</strong> project is developed from my dissertation,<br />
which received the Marie-Antoinette Van Huele Outstanding Dissertation Award in<br />
May <strong>2022</strong>. It investigates the debates surrounding gender equality that rocked the<br />
Chinese intellectual and literary scenes after gendered pronouns were introduced<br />
into modern vernacular Chinese through literary translation in the late 1910s.<br />
This past year has also been a fruitful one for collaborative projects, with two coedited<br />
volumes: a special issue of the journal Sextant entitled Precarious Peripheries:<br />
Gender from the Margins of China, with Jennifer Bond (UCL) and Chang Liu (CUHK<br />
Shenzhen), as well as an anthology of contemporary Hong Kong literature in French<br />
translation with Gwennaël Gaffric (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3) at Editions Jentayu.<br />
Both volumes are forthcoming in September <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
16 <strong>The</strong> Queen’s <strong>College</strong> | <strong>College</strong> <strong>Record</strong> <strong>2022</strong>