Journal articles

• XIE Xin-zhe, accepted, "The Horror of Capital Punishment—Body, Artifact and Sensibility in Chinese Executions by Strangulation and Hanging, 1906-1948" (in Chinese), Bulletin of the Institute of Modern History Academia Sinica, vol. 124. (THCI)
• Xin-zhe XIE 2023, “Administration of Perception: Observing and Transcribing Dead Bodies in the Forensic Methodology of Qing China (1644–1912)”, Isis, Vol. 114, No. 1: 99-122 (SSCI), https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/723570
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2017, “Reading the Corpse in Forensic Casebooks of Nineteenth-Century China”, East Asian Science Technology and Medicine, 45, 49-89. (ERIH、AERES)
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2016, “Lieux de la loi, lieux du savoir : Maîtriser le temps et l’espace des autopsies sous les Qing”, Extrême-Orient, Extrême-Occident, 40, 127-150..
• Xin-zhe Xie, 2015, “Forensics and Politics in Qing China : A Beijing Case”, Ming Qing Studies, 2015, 309-334.

Conference paper

• Xin-zhe Xie, 2023, “Blood Debt and Exchange: Thinking the Qing Culture of Death Penalty from an Ethnographic Viewpoint", paper presented at the workshop "Continental-European Ethographical Writing and Modern and Contemporary East and Inner Asia", Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2022-12-18.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2023, "Degrees of Death: Confidentiality and Error in Qing Executions by Strangulation and Decapitation", paper presented at the IMH conference, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2023-10-12.
• Xin-zhe Xie, 2023, " Errors in Executions by Strangulation and Decapitation: Some Cases from the Nineteenth-Century China”, paper presented at the AS-EFEO International Conference: New Directions in Historical and Cultural Studies in Asia (亞洲歷史與文化研究的新方向), Taipei, 2023-05-18~19
• Xin-zhe Xie, 2023, "Administration of Perception: The Forensic Body in the Corpse-Examination Methodology of Qing China (1644-1912)", paper presented at the AAS annual conference, Boston, 2023-03-16~19 
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2022, "'Beyond Acceptable Circumstances and Reason': Errors in Executions by Strangulation and Decapitation in the Qing Times" (情理之外：清代死刑執行中的斬絞錯誤), paper presented at the workshop "Till Death Do Us Apart: Death-Related Practices and Group Categorization in Modern Eastern Asian Cultures", Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2022-12-19.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2021, "Whence No One Returns: Body, Artifact and Sensibility in Chinese Executions by Strangulation and Hanging, 1906-1948" (生人勿言 : 近代中國絞刑執行中的人體、器械與感覺，1906-1948), paper presented at the IMH conference, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2021-12-02.
• 謝歆哲, 2020, “Manipulating Things: Community Formation and Modernity of Magic in China, Viewed through the Magazine Huanshu 幻術 (1931-?)”, paper presented at 「物質文化與社群形塑:感官知覺下的物質經驗」實驗工作坊, 國立東華大學藝術創意產業學系: 中研院近代史研究所、中研院歷史語言研究所、國立東華大學藝術創意產業學系, 2020-06-22 ~ 2020-06-28.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2015, “Les lieux de la loi, les lieux du savoir : gérer l’espace et le temps pour les autopsies sous les Qing”, paper presented at Les lieux de la loi dans l’empire chinois, Lyon: ENS Lyon, 2015-05-12.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2013, “Governance of Time and Space: Procedural Protocols for Autopsies in Qing China”, paper presented at International conference for Ming Qing studies, Taipei: Academia Sinica, 2013-12-05.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2013, “The Shaping of Autopsy Evidence in 19th-Century China”, 11 pages, paper presented at The Social Lives of Dead Bodies in Modern China, Providence: Brown University, 2013-06-14.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2012, “Collection of What? Notions of Evidence in Forensic Knowledge in Late Imperial China”, 33 pages, paper presented at Multi-disciplinary Perspectives on the Transformations of Chinese Forensics in Modern History, Taipei: Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2012-12-21.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2012, “Forensics and Politics in 18th-Century China --- A Beijing Case”, paper presented at XIX Biennial Conference of the European Association of Chinese Studies, Paris: European Association of Chinese Studies, 2012-09-04.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2011, “Procedural Aspects of Forensics in Late Imperial China”, 27 pages, paper presented at International conference « Global Perspectives on the History of Chinese Legal Medicine », Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 2011-10-20.

Dissertation

• Xin-zhe XIE, 2018, “L’idéal de la preuve. L’examen post mortem entre théorie et pratique en Chine à la fin de l’époque impériale” (證明的理想：帝制中國晚期屍體檢驗的理論與實踐), 法國高等社會科學研究院 (EHESS)，歷史與文明 (Histoire et civilisations) 博士論文，421 pages。

Other writings

• Robert Badinter, Xin-zhe XIE (tr.)，2022，《反對死刑》(Contre la peine de mort)，Taipei：Acropolis.
• 謝歆哲, 2022，〈「明天，法國的司法將不再是殺人的司法」—死刑終結者巴丹岱爾的廢死之路〉，《反對死刑》導讀，台北：衛城出版社，pp. 15-41。
• Anne Cheng、謝歆哲譯，2019 〈儒家思想是一种人文主义吗？〉，《世界漢學》，vol. 17, 北京：中國人民大學出版社， pp. 76-87.
• Pierre-Étienne Will、謝歆哲譯，2015，〈行政常規與職業熱情---清代中國的屍體檢驗活動〉，《Cahier du centre de Pékin de l’École française d'Extrême-Orient》。

Book review

• Xin-zhe XIE, 2022, “Martin Hofmann, Joachim Kurtz, Ari Daniel Levine (eds.). 2020. Powerful Arguments. Standards of Validity in Late Imperial China. Leiden: Brill” ISBN 978-90-04-42280-3, East Asian Science, Technology, and Medicine, Vol. 54/1 (2022), pp. 336-342.
• Xin-zhe XIE, 2013, “Dagmar Schäfer, The Crafting of the 10,000 Things --- Knowledge and Technology in Seventeenth-Century China, Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 2011, 344 pages”, Études Chinoises, XXXII-1, 190-194.