Comparative Literature in China 2005 Issue 4 xin shu jia

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Comparative Literature in China
1006-6101
2005 Issue 4

xin shu jia

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Reading You

..............page:186-188

Cultural Confrontation in Literary Translation: On the Translation of Kuang Yi

..............page:76-93

Lin Shu's Translation:Product of Modem Conflicts in Literary Chinese

..............page:61-75

All Canons Are Equal, but Some Canons Are More Equal than Others

..............page:51-60

A Dream of Red Mansions, Redology and Literary Canonization

..............page:36-50

Clear Position as Top Priority of Comparative Literature Teaching of Undergraduates

..............page:27-35

Comparative Literature Teaching Reconsidered

..............page:12-26

Penser d'un dehors:Notes on the 2004 ACLA Report

..............page:1-11

From Encounter to Concern

..............page:183-185

Seeking Common Ground While Reserving Differences: Notes on the Trip of Scholars to Hainan Province

..............page:180-182

Issues and Approaches in Modern Fiction Study: On Zhang Xuejun's Modernism in China's Contemporary Novels

..............page:174-179

New Interpretation of "World Literature" in a Global Context: On What Is World Literature by David Damrosch

..............page:167-173

China's Images in Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth

..............page:153-166

The Images of Madness in Chinese and Western Classic Literatures

..............page:124-152

Imagined Foreign Lands in Modern Chinese Fiction

..............page:113-123

Effects of Japanese Literature on Shaping China's "New Period" Literature

..............page:94-112