Dr. Lorraine K.C. Yeung
楊家頌博士
Academic Co-ordinator and Lecturer, Practical Philosophy / Generic Content - GE Level 1 Foundational Courses (Values and the Meaning of Life) / Generic Content - GE Level 2 Interdisciplinary Thematic Courses (Science, Technology and Society) / Generic Content - Free Electives (Philosophy), Division of Social Sciences
lorraine@hkbu.edu.hk
3411 3034
Teaching Areas
Course(s) taught:- Critical Reasoning
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Ethical Challenges in Hong Kong
- Issues of Life and Death
- Life and Death: Dialogue between Science, Religions and Philosophy
- Rethinking Technology: Progress or Threat?
- Horror Film and Fiction (UG course)
Research Interests
- Philosophy of Emotions
- Aesthetics
- Film and Philosophy
- Ethics of procreation
- Ethics of technologies
Selected Publications
- Yeung, Lorraine (2021). "Why Literary Devices Matter". The Polish Journal of Aesthetics (Jagiellonian University), 60(1/2021), pp.19-37. DOI: 10.19205/60.21.1
- Yeung, Lorraine K.C. and Pei, K.N. (book chapter forthcoming Nov 2021). “Black Mirror as philosophizing about immortality, technology and human nature”, in (Shaw, D., Marshall, K. & Rocha, J. eds) Philosophical Reflections on Black Mirror (Bloomsbury Academic Press)
- Yeung Lorraine, 'Dewey, Foucault and the Value of Horror: Transformative Learning through Reading Horror Fiction', Journal of Aesthetic Education (University of Illinois Press), vol. 54, no.2, Summer 2020, pp. 75-93.
- Yeung Lorraine, 'An Aesthetic of Horror Film Music', Film and Philosophy 2019 Vol. 23 (Society for the Philosophic Study of the Contemporary Visual Arts Press), pp.159-178.
- 楊家頌, '什麼決定生命的輕重:寄生獸', 收羅雅俊編, <<漫畫與哲學>> 2019 (香港:中華出版), pp.114-127.
- Yeung Lorraine, 'The Nature of Horror Reconsidered', in The International Philosophical Quarterly (Fordham University Press) 2018 June issue, pp. 125-138.
- Yeung Lorraine, 'Spectator Engagement and the Body', Film Studies (Manchester University Press) 2016 Autumn, Issue 15, pp.81-96.
- Yeung Lorraine, 'Debating Procreation: Is it wrong to reproduce?' (book review) The Philosophical Quarterly (Oxford University Press) 2017 vol. 67, pp.659-661.
Professional / Community Services
- Guest speaker for Hong Kong Practical Philosophy Society
- Guest lecturer for the course Foundations of Human Knowledge (HKU undergraduate course)
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