“Beyond the Books: FHSS Research Uncovered” is the official Podcast of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Nottingham China. Co-hosts Mary and Derek take you on a journey to share insights from faculty academics and unpack the findings from the world’s first Sino-foreign university!
这是一档由宁波诺丁汉大学人文社科学院Mary Ainslie博士和Derek Irwin博士共同主持的播客节目。在节目中，我们走进跨学科的学术世界，深入了解来自于人文社科学者们开创性的学术成果。对于学术的钻研从来都不只限于书本，Beyond the Books: FHSS Research Uncovered, 用声音，探索人文社科领域的最新研究成果。
There are very few healthy representations of disability in our entertainment media, and particularly few of autism. In films and TV shows, autism has been stereotyped to a significant degree, which damages our social understanding of this neurological condition. Dr. Jessica Hatrick joins us in the lab to discuss the K-Drama ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’, and why this unusual Korean series offers a seminal representation of autism today. Jessica explains how the series is very important to autistic viewers, and why its central female character is groundbreaking in the portrayal of autism in Asia today.
Jessica is a strong believer in the need for social justice and argues that having an accurate and balanced representation in our media is a very important way to achieve this. Join Mary and Derek in the lab as they discuss Jessica’s publication “Extraordinary Attorney Woo is the autism representation we need: Gen-MZ's engagement with Korea's first autistic lawyer”published in the Volume ‘Mediating Sex, Gender, and Sexual Identity in the Gen Z Era’.
荧幕中的自闭症形象：被看见，还是被定义？
在影视娱乐作品中，残障群体的形象呈现正日益受到关注。影视作品在塑造自闭症角色时，既可能呈现出多样化的性格特征与能力，也可能倾向于采用某些较为固定的形象模式，而这些呈现方式会在很大程度上影响公众对自闭症的认知与理解。
本期Beyond the Books播客，我们邀请了来自国际传播系的Jessica Hatrick博士，她的一项研究聚焦2022年播出的一部韩国电视剧 《非常律师禹英禑》，批判性地分析剧中对自闭症谱系障碍的呈现方式，重点探讨其在塑造公众认知、增进对自闭症人士的理解与共情方面所发挥的作用。
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本期嘉宾：Dr Jessica Hatrick博士 （传播与媒体研究讲师）
本期主持：Dr Mary Ainslie （媒体与文化研究副教授），Prof Derek Irwin (应用语言学教授)
后期制作：Dr Richard Frenneaux （国际传播学助理教授），张珂婷 （国际传播学校友）
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微信公众号：宁波诺丁汉大学人文社科学院FHSS
小红书：宁诺人文社科学院FHSS
Bilibili视频号：宁诺人文社科学院
在小宇宙查看该单集文稿 (https://oia.xiaoyuzhoufm.com/player/6ae0456997726cd467585e62?openTranscript=true&utm_source=rss&as=cHQ9MTIyNjE5MjQ3JmN0PXJzcyZtdD04&autoOpen=false)
22 Sept 2026
Vol.28 | Attitudes to Meat-eating in China
China is now the greatest meat producer and consumer by total volume in the world today. Within a single generation, meat has shifted from an occasional treat to an everyday staple, marking a significant nutritional shift tied to rising incomes. Yet animal agriculture accounts for the largest share of food-production emissions and so rising meat consumption complicates climate action. Will China’s meat consumption keep rising?
Dr. Tracey Fallon from the School of International Studies joins Mary and Derek in the lab to discuss Tracey’s publication “Meating Global China at Home (https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/oa-edit/10.4324/9781003044710-26/meating-global-china-home-tracey-fallon?context=ubx&refId=484541f3-66b8-4012-8b4c-863ffaf93be3)” published in the Routledge Handbook of Global China. Listen as we discuss some of the issues and cultural currents around meat consumption and its reduction in China today.
读懂全球中国，先看你碗里的肉
说到吃肉，很多中国人的记忆里，它从来不只是一类食物。从逢年过节才舍得端上桌的珍馐，到如今外卖软件里随手可点的日常——肉，是几代中国人关于“生活变好”最真切的注脚。在全球化的今天，餐桌上越来越多的肉类，早已不局限于饮食文化，还牵动着全球气候、国际贸易与复杂的国内政策。
本期 Beyond the Books 播客，我们邀请到Tracey Fallon博士，依托她发表的文章《肉食里的全球中国》，与我们一起探讨 “肉化”（ meatification） 现象如何嵌入中国社会发展叙事，以及在全球化背景下中国人的肉食需求带来的连锁效应。
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本期嘉宾：Dr. Tracey Fallon 博士 （国际研究助理教授）
本期主持：Dr Mary Ainslie （媒体与文化研究副教授），Prof Derek Irwin (应用语言学教授)
后期制作：Dr Richard Frenneaux （国际传播学助理教授），张珂婷 （国际传播学校友）
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微信公众号：宁波诺丁汉大学人文社科学院FHSS
小红书：宁诺人文社科学院FHSS
Bilibili视频号：宁诺人文社科学院
在小宇宙查看该单集文稿 (https://oia.xiaoyuzhoufm.com/player/6ab2189493d5eb3bdc7923be?openTranscript=true&utm_source=rss&as=cHQ9MTIyNjE5MjQ3JmN0PXJzcyZtdD04&autoOpen=false)
10 Aug 2026
Vol.27 | The Music Industry in the Digital Age
It’s not often that we get a genuine rockstar joining us in the lab, but Dr. Richard Frenneaux is the real deal! Practice-based research is a particularly valuable approach in academic today, and Richard has been there from the beginning as a performer, song writer and adept user of music technology. Now an Assistant Professor in the School of International Communications at FHSS, Richard’s new book 'The Music Industry in the Digital Age' charts the radical changes enacted upon the music industry by digital technology since the early 2000s. Join Mary and Derek as they discuss Richard’s research and learn about the numerous digital platforms that have challenged the way that we make, consume and market music. Listen to Richard talk about his experience as a musician turned academic and discusses where he thinks the industry is heading and why this is worth studying.
数字时代的音乐产业何去何从？
本期《Beyond the Books》播客，我们迎来了一位重磅嘉宾 —— 宁波诺丁汉大学国际传播学助理教授 Richard Frenneaux 博士，他不仅是学者，更是实打实深耕乐坛多年的摇滚音乐人。Richard 拥有表演者、词曲创作者、音乐技术从业者的完整一线从业经历。他的著作《数字时代的音乐产业》正是这段经历与学术思考的结晶，详细梳理 21 世纪初数字技术给音乐行业带来的颠覆性变革。
数字制作工具、社交媒体与流媒体彻底改写了音乐行业的运行逻辑。如果你不仅是爱听歌的乐迷，也对音乐产业感兴趣，不妨收听本期播客，跟着 Richard 一起，读懂数字时代音乐产业的生存新规则。
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| 参与人员 |
本期嘉宾：Dr. Richard Frenneaux（国际传播学助理教授）
本期主持：Dr Mary Ainslie （媒体与文化研究副教授），Prof Derek Irwin (应用语言学教授)
后期制作：Dr Richard Frenneaux （国际传播学助理教授），张珂婷 （国际传播学学生）
| 关注我们 |
微信公众号：宁波诺丁汉大学人文社科学院FHSS
小红书：宁诺人文社科学院FHSS
Bilibili视频号：宁诺人文社科学院
在小宇宙查看该单集文稿 (https://oia.xiaoyuzhoufm.com/player/6a7975e517676351c56f8132?openTranscript=true&utm_source=rss&as=cHQ9MTIyNjE5MjQ3JmN0PXJzcyZtdD04&autoOpen=false)
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