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Ask Not What Your Robot Can Do for You, but What You Can Do for Your Robot
Jerrine Tan visits a LOVOT robotics lab and is unexpectedly enchanted....
Jerrine Tan
Jerrine Tan is an assistant professor of English at City University Hong Kong.
Articles
Orientalism in Our Code: “The Matrix Resurrections,” Hollywood, and Anti-Asian Violence
The Matrix's final lesson to me, in watching The Matrix Resurrections, is that I can no longer swallow its bitter pill....
Fear Is the Mind Killer; What Enlivens the Mind? — “Dune”’s Alt-Victimhood and Radical Nonviolence in “Nausicaä”
Jerrine Tan compares “Dune” to “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.”...
Watching “A Life on Our Planet,” or How I Ruined David Attenborough for Myself
Jerrine Tan ponders the colonialist and eco-fascistic messaging of David Attenborough's 2020 documentary....
Murder, Molotov Cocktails, and Burning Police Stations: Black Lives Matter, White Feminism, “Three Billboards,” and Intersectionality
Jerrine Tan on how we read “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” in the present context of Black Lives Matter protests....
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