Comparative Literature in China 2007 Issue 1 International Conference on Literature and Visual Culture: Perspectives from China and the US

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Comparative Literature in China
1006-6101
2007 Issue 1

International Conference on Literature and Visual Culture: Perspectives from China and the US
An Feng

..............page:182-184

To Return to the 80s Cultural Criticism: A Perspective on The Traces of Criticism
Wang Qiong;Wang Junke

..............page:177-181

Tsinghua University and Modern Comparative Literary Studies in China
Guo Yu

..............page:169-176

Kyokutebakin's Acceptance and Criticism of Jin Shengtan's Comment of The Water Margin
Gou Yanjun

..............page:156-168

Two in One, and One Divided into Two: On the Chinese Legendary Fiction of Tang Dynasty and Kawabata's Writing Mode
Zhou Yue

..............page:140-155

On Chinese Subjects in the History of Japanese Literature and Comparative Literature
Wang Xiangyuan

..............page:128-139

The Women in the Poem Women: A Comparative Study of Zhai Yongming and Plath
Zhang Xiaohong;Lian Min

..............page:106-127

Sound as Echo to the Sense and Language as Gesture
Lu Zhenglan

..............page:89-105

On Su Manshu's Translation of Indian Literature
Wang Yi

..............page:80-88

On Obscure Language and Orientations of Su Manshu's Poetry Translation
Liao Qiyi

..............page:68-79

A Survey of Greek Mythological Studies Abroad at the Turn of the 21st Century
Wang Qian

..............page:58-67

A Post-modernist View on Myths: A Comment on A Short History of Myth
Ye Shuxian

..............page:46-57

Transforming Oriental Classics into Western Canon: Spread and Canonization of Waley's Translation of Classical Chinese Poems in Europe and America
Cheng Zhangcan

..............page:31-45

Douwe Fokkema's Major Contributions to Comparative Literature and Literary Theory
Wang Ning

..............page:14-30

World Literature in a Postcanonical, Hypercanonical Age
David Damrosch;Wang Xiaoling

..............page:1-13