Futeng Luo

Associate Professor Luo Futeng

Associate Professor, Chinese Language and Literature

School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences

Tel: +65 6248 9367

Email: ZnRsdW9Ac3Vzcy5lZHUuc2c=

Educational Qualifications

1998

Ph.D (Chinese Linguistics), Shandong University

1985

Master Degree of Arts, Shandong University

1982

Bachelor Degree of Arts, Shandong University

Academic and Professional Experience

1999 - 2001

Professor in Shandong University

1992 - 1999

Associate Professor in Shandong University

1989 - 1992

Lecturer in Shandong University

1985 - 1988

Fellow Assistant in Shandong University

Published More than 60 academic Papers in Journals in China, Japan and Hong Kong regarding Linguistics, Mandarin, Dialects, and Folk Literature and over ten books on the Chinese linguistics. The main publications are as following:

  • The Unity in Diversity: Language and Society in Singapore, Co-author with Eddie Kuo, Total 256 pages, Published by World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. Singapore, 2022
  • The Research on Mandarin Dialects, Chapter 3, Page 94 – 126, total 538 pages, Published by Qi Lu Press, China, 2010
  • The Research on Shandong Dialects, Co-author, Total 442 pages; Published by Qi Lu Press, China, 2001
  • New Research of Chinese Language and Folk Literature, Published by Singapore Culture Cor.Lit, Singapore, 1998
  • New Research of Chinese Language and Folk Literature, Published by Singapore Culture Cor.Lit, Singapore, 1998
  • The Dictionary of Muping Mandarin Dialect, Published by Jiang Su Province Education Press, China, 1997
  • A Course of Dialects and Standard Mandarin, published by Shandong University Press, China, 1996 Page
  • Editorial Member of Journal of Chinese Language Education, Singapore
  • Moderator for A Level Chinese EQP of SG
  • Member of Chinese Linguistics Association, China
  • Member of International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL)
  • Modern Chinese, Dialectology, Phonics, Folk Culture of China, Chinese Characters.
  • Chinese Teaching Pedagogy
  • Language Planning and Policy
  • Sociolinguistics
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