新加坡女性自主性的发展 ： 探讨新加坡戏剧作品的性别批判和突破 = The development of Singapore female’s autonomy : critic & breakthrough of Singapore’s theatre works on gender... by 刘雪婷 Law, Sher Ting

“…Since ancient times, there has been a deep-rooted phenomenon of male dominant society throughout the world. Women in patriarchalism are constantly undergoing oppression and slander by language, law, society, family, ideology, etc. …”
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The rise of Chinese nationalism since the 1990s and its origins. by Chen, James Yingwu.

“…Compared to the 1980s, the Chinese have been more confident in their traditional culture, the Chinese patriotism has become stronger, the Chinese attitude toward the West has turn more diverse, and academic researchers or observations on Chinese nationalism was found to be heated.…”
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Tourism as a territorial strategy in the South China Sea by Rowen, Ian

“…The analysis explores the territorial implications of representations of South China Sea destinations as not only new sites for leisure, but for the performance and training of a patriotic Chinese citizenry.…”
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Rebellious daughters, sisters and wives : non-conforming women in South Asian diaspora fiction by Kaur, Balvinder

“…Drawing from a range of critical studies and fictional narratives, I explore the narrative shifts that occur when these daughters, sisters and wives reject patriarchal ownership in their bid for individuality. …”
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Wedding planner FYP final report by Sandi, Su Latt

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The Singapore contemporary and contemporary art in Singapore by Wee, C. J. Wan-Ling

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Polarity-dependent chemical characteristics of water-soluble organic matter from laboratory-generated biomass-burning revealed by 1-octanol-water partitioning by Lee, Wen-Chien, Chen, Jing, Budisulistiorini, Sri Hapsari, Itoh, Masayuki, Shiodera, Satomi, Kuwata, Mikinori

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主流中的边缘人﹕从《谁先爱上他的》看华人社会中的同妻形象 = Mainstream outsider : a study of the image of “Tongqi”(Gay Man’s Wife) in Chinese society in Dear Ex... by 林佳敏 Lim, Jasmine

“…Gay men have been regarded as a minority group within the mainstream society, while their wives were more notably living on the fringe of society. As women in a patriarchal world and wives of gay men, they were double-marginalized and not widely recognized by the public. …”
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论耽改剧中同性爱的“罔两”位置 ：以《陈情令》为例 = An analysis of the "penumbra" position of homosexuality in the Dangai series : the untamed by 蔡茹薏 Chai, Ru Yi

“…The “Penumbrae”, however, is the lighter-toned outer shadows and signifies those that defy patriarchal culture, which in here is homosexuality. …”
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中国大陆文化软实力对台湾政治安全的影响 ：以偶像养成类综艺选秀节目为案例分析 = The influence of mainland China’s cultural soft power on Taiwan's political security : a case study on idol survival variety programmes... by 王凯义 Ong, Kai Yi

“…To a significant extent, this interferes with the political ideologies and patriotism of the Taiwanese people and poses threats to Taiwan’s sovereignty.…”
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Buried in the mists of history : the comfort women of Singapore by Chee, Sylvia Sook Yan

“…It points towards continuities in Singaporean patriarchy which still enable the silencing of these women’s suffering in the name of “chastity”.…”
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Portrayals of men and women in local Singapore magazines : 1960s to 1990s by Ann, Grace Rui Xing

“…By using local magazines, this thesis will argue that between the 1960s to 1990s, the portrayals of Singaporean modern men and women in these local magazines have been constructed within racial lines that reinforced the patriarchal mindset of the state.…”
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'Marks of true sportsmanship' : the conceptions of sportsmanship in Singapore from colonial era to present day by Hong, Benjamin Kay Sheng

“…Nonetheless, they still differ in opinion despite their common nationality and sentiments of patriotism. My thesis seeks to explain the differences in conceptions of sportsmanship between generations through the examination of the various influences and values that affect such conceptions.…”
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Red earth : a collection of poetry & a critical exegesis by Vincent, Esther Xueming

“…It seeks to establish the personal female voice within dominant patriarchal ideologies and narratives, and searches for home and belonging to the world as a daughter of the earth rather than as citizen of a nation. …”
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The new woman of Meiji Japan : a study of the sociology of the new woman through literary expression by Neo, Charmaine Kai Ling

“…The goal of this study is to expound on debates and conversations of Japanese womanhood that were highly influenced by the cultural and historical contexts of patriarchal Japanese society. This ingrained patriarchy perpetuated the gender inequality that subjected the New Woman to gender inequality in education, the New Woman’s hostile portrayal in the media, and the Meiji government’s restrictive laws on female sexuality.…”
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Spatial and temporal characteristics of chromophoric dissolved organic matter and its relation to light attenuation in the Singapore strait by Lim, Marcus Kian Yew

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Synbiotic effect of L. fermentum PC1 and Spirulina on gut health and immunity by Sim, Edric Shao Zhe

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Enwhitenmen’ and The Woman of Colour — a roundtable on The Woman of Colour (1808) : pedagogic and critical ap-proaches (Roundtable) by Jarvis, J. Ereck

“…The pun marks the maintenance of patriarchy and the development of white supremacy implicit in Enlightenment: the equation of “Universal reason” and “specific European logic . . . form[s] part of the unspoken epistemological matrix of European superi-ority, the Enlightenment’s legacy, a conflation that helped secure the hierarchical racial order of the imperial world.”1 I connect persistent racist colonizing influences of Enlightenment to my classroom by noting that university—our institution’s type, part of its name—gestures at “Universal reason” and that, for example, literary study at our school is almost exclusively in English (primarily British or American). …”
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The next lap. by Lee, Jamie Wan Ling., Li, Say Heng., Ong, Daniel Kian Hong., Tan, Amelia Pei Qi.

“…It is a timely report with Singapore hosting the inaugural 2010 Youth Olympic Games for athletes aged between 14 and 18 and as the government turns to sports to build a diversified economy and inculcate patriotism. Through interviews with more than 60 people, we track the Singapore Sports School's challenges in the four years since it was established; the ties between the national sports associations and schools; and ask Singaporeans what it would take for them to embrace sports. …”
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Hybrid analysis of SGX healthcare stocks by Tan, Jee Yang

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