All Stories

  1. Film criticism has disappeared from Australian Television.

    Article • Media International Australia, December 2022, SAGE Publications

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  2. Activating Bollywood buzz: Promoting Indian film superstars in supporting roles

    Article • Studies in South Asian Film & Media, January 2021, Intellect

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  3. Progressive moralities: introducing new discourses of gender and sexuality in 1990s Tamil film songs

    Article • New Review of Film and Television Studies, April 2020, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  4. The vulnerable nation in Japanese cinema: subservience and salvation in Hitoshi Matsumoto’s Dai Nipponjin [Big Man Japan]

    Article • Journal of Japanese and Korean Cinema, January 2020, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  5. Genre conventions in K-pop: BTS’s ‘Dope’ music video

    Article • Continuum, July 2019, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley, Philippa Dore

  6. Taming the Paradox Between Facts and Control: Media Discourses on Natural Disasters in Chinese Media

    Article • September 2017, Springer Science + Business Media

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  7. The importance of Beijing city as a film setting over several decades.

    Article • December 2016, University of Adelaide Press

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  8. A comparison of two screen legends from Hollywood and Tamil (India) cinemas

    Article • Studies in South Asian Film & Media, October 2016, Intellect

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  9. Tamil Talk Shows

    Article • Global Media and Communication, June 2016, SAGE Publications

    Dr Dhamu Pongiyannan, Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  10. The role of smoking by female actors in Chinese and French films

    Article • Asian Cinema, April 2016, Intellect

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  11. Filmmakers across Asia show different attitudes to sexuality

    Article • December 2015, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  12. Asian cinema has a recognisable 'look', but it differs between countries.

    Article • June 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  13. Films from Hong Kong reflect the transnational influence of mainland China and Hollywood.

    Article • May 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  14. How smoking is represented in a Malaysian film.

    Article • Continuum, May 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  15. Bollywood films show Indian citizens as globally successful

    Article • Continuum, June 2011, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  16. Singapore FHM: State Values and the Construction of Singaporean Masculinity in a Syndicated Men's Magazine

    Article • Asian Studies Review, June 2010, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  17. The Rise of A 'Me Culture' in Postsocialist China

    Article • International Communication Gazette, March 2010, SAGE Publications

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  18. Utilizing Satire in Post-Deng Chinese Politics

    Article • China Information, November 2008, SAGE Publications

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  19. Emerging Powers of Influence

    Article • International Communication Gazette, October 2007, SAGE Publications

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  20. Sex and the City-State: A Study of Sexual Discourse in Singaporean Women's Magazines

    Article • Asian Journal of Communication, September 2007, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  21. Cultural Studies in China. Tao Dongfeng , Jin Yuanpu

    Article • The China Journal, July 2006, University of Chicago Press

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  22. Using heroes to frame news stories in Chinese media

    Article • Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture, February 2006, University of Westminster Press

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  23. Literary text as cross-cultural exchange: The selection of Australian Literature for the Chinese book market

    Article • Asian Studies Review, December 2005, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley

  24. Manufacturing the canon: Australia in the Chinese literary imagination

    Article • Journal of Australian Studies, January 2004, Taylor & Francis

    Associate Professor Peter C. Pugsley