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Di Cotofan Wu (She/Her)
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Assistant Professor in English and Comparative Literature | Victorian Culture and Literature| Queer Studies| Asian Studies| Armchair Archeologist
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Thank you Tom for posting this special issue! Really appreciate that! Hope we can collab in the future :)
December 19, 2025 at 8:38 PM
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Very honoured to be the guest editor. I’m so happy that this special has been launched
livunipress.bsky.social Liverpool University Press @livunipress.bsky.social · Dec 3
Out now: Symbiotic Empires: Britain and East Asia in the Long Nineteenth Century, guest edited by @dicotofanwu.bsky.social.
This special issue explores Britain–East Asia encounters across diplomacy, culture, and empire. Online at: bit.ly/symbioticempires
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A promotional graphic for the special issue of Global Nineteenth-Century Studies. On the left is the journal’s cover featuring a vintage double-hemisphere world map. On the right, over a faded antique map background, text reads: “SPECIAL ISSUE — Symbiotic Empires: Britain and East Asia in the Long Nineteenth Century. Guest Editor: Di Cotofan Wu.” At the bottom are the Liverpool University Press and SGNCS logos.
December 4, 2025 at 6:00 PM
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livunipress.bsky.social
Out now: Symbiotic Empires: Britain and East Asia in the Long Nineteenth Century, guest edited by @dicotofanwu.bsky.social.
This special issue explores Britain–East Asia encounters across diplomacy, culture, and empire. Online at: bit.ly/symbioticempires
@global19c.bsky.social @tomue.bsky.social
A promotional graphic for the special issue of Global Nineteenth-Century Studies. On the left is the journal’s cover featuring a vintage double-hemisphere world map. On the right, over a faded antique map background, text reads: “SPECIAL ISSUE — Symbiotic Empires: Britain and East Asia in the Long Nineteenth Century. Guest Editor: Di Cotofan Wu.” At the bottom are the Liverpool University Press and SGNCS logos.
December 3, 2025 at 11:30 AM