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楊彬彬，聖路易斯華盛頓大學中國文學與比較文學博士 (2007)，香港大學中文學院副教授，研究中著重運用明清婦女文學的新材料拓展性別史與社會文化史的跨學科、跨文化視野。已完成兩項由香港研究資助局資助的課題，並獲得2018/19年度人文學及社會科學傑出學者獎。目前致力於完成的第三項香港研究資助局課題探討比較視野中的女性日記與方法論對話。計劃開展的研究將探討性別與近代知識邊界（可參照所附簡介）。主要研究成果包括：專著Heroines of the Qing (2016；探討清代女性寫作對“列女”傳統的挑戰; 可參照所附書評)；專著Spatial Imaginaries and Women Writers in Qing China (將出版；探討人地關係的變化與清代女性文學中的空間想像)；《近代女性日記五種 》(2021; 日記文獻整理，附詳細整理前言)。主要期刊文章見於： Chinese Literature: Essays, Articles, Reviews, NanNü: Men, Women, and Gender in China, Modern China, Journal of Women’s History, Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture, 《近代中國婦女史研究》、《婦女研究論叢》、《清史論叢》等。講授的本科課程包括：CHIN1109 中國婦女文學、CHIN2121 歷代散文、CHIN2145 元明清戲曲、CHIN2146 “病美人”：明清文學中的性別與疾病。同時擔任碩士、博士研究生導師（MPhil, MA, PhD）。

I received my PhD in Chinese and Comparative Literature at Washington University in St. Louis (2007), and am currently a tenured associate professor in the School of Chinese, the University of Hong Kong. My research focuses on women’s literary and cultural production in late imperial China and draws from the newly accessible sources in the area to address broader issues in social and cultural histories in China, and in dialogues with studies of women and gender in cross-cultural contexts. I have completed two GRF projects and received the 2018/19 Humanities and Social Sciences Prestigious Fellowship. I am currently completing a third GRF project (“Women Diarists and the History of the Self: Towards a Dialogue in Methodology”). My future research is about gender and the “boundaries of knowledge” in early modern and modern China (“Ideas for Future Research” attached). My major research outputs include: Heroines of the Qing (2016, a study of women’s intervention in the construction of female exemplarity in Qing China; selections from book reviews attached); Spatial Imaginaries and Women Writers in Qing China (forthcoming, a study of women’s spatial and cultural claims driven by the largest-scale diaspora in early modern China); Five Diaries by Women from Early Modern China 近代女性日記五種 (2021, an annotated collection with an extensive introduction); and journal articles published in Chinese Literature: Essays, Articles, Reviews, NanNü: Men, Women, and Gender in China, Modern China, Journal of Women’s History, Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture, 近代中國婦女史研究, 婦女研究論叢, 清史論叢, etc. My undergraduate courses include: CHIN1109 Introduction to Chinese women’s literature, CHIN2121 Prose up to the nineteenth century, CHIN 2145 Chinese theater during the Yuan, Ming and Qing periods, and CHIN 2146 The “sickly beauties”: gender and illness in late imperial China. I also supervise MPhil, MA, and Ph.D theses.