SHAHAR (Meir), Crazy Ji. Chinese Religion and Popular Literature

the internet, religion, and popular culture

this paper tries to study the complex relationship between religion, popular culture and the internet. the internet not only prepares some facilities for religion, but also it’s a site for a new interaction between religion and popular culture. first, the paper points out five features of the internet which help to extend and promote the religious communication in the cyberspace: 1. deterritori...

The Contributions of T’ang and Five Dynasties Transformation Texts (pien-wen) to Later Chinese Popular Literature

Religion and Manifestations of Chinese Modernity

Automated Classification of Quilt Photographs Into Crazy and Non- crazy

This work addresses the problem of automatic classification and labeling of 19thand 20th-century quilts from photographs. The photographs are classified according to the quilt patterns into crazy and non –– crazy categories. Based on the classification labels, humanists try to understand the distinct characteristics of an individual quilt-maker or relevant quilt-making groups in terms of their ...

Forensic Analysis of Popular Chinese Internet Applications

When the Digital Evidence Search Kit (DESK) was first used in Mainland China, it was found to be inadequate because it did not support criminal investigations involving popular Internet applications such as QQ, MSN and Foxmail. This paper discusses the enhancements made to DESK to conduct forensic analyses of QQ, MSN and Foxmail.