Comparative Literature in China 2007 Issue 3 Causes of the Discipline's Death and the Way of Its Rebirth——On Spivak's Death of a Discipline

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Comparative Literature in China
1006-6101
2007 Issue 3

Causes of the Discipline's Death and the Way of Its Rebirth——On Spivak's Death of a Discipline
Sun Jingyao;Zhang Junping

..............page:1-10

The Acceptance and Influence of René Wellek's Literary Criticism in China
Hu Yanchun

..............page:11-23

"Retelling Myth" and "Reconstructing Canons" :the Publication Project of Myth Rewriting Initiated by Canongate Books of Britain
Li Juan

..............page:24-36

Ritual Art: Collective Memories Transcending Words
Wu Guangzheng

..............page:38-48

"Golden Bough" and Modern Myth: from Turner's Drawings to Apocalypse Now
Jonathan Jones;Tang Hui

..............page:49-54

The Translation and Introduction of the Literature of Marginalized Nationalities in Second Half of 20th Century
Song Binghui;Lv Can

..............page:55-75

What is the English Poem first translated into Chinese?
Yang Quanhong

..............page:76-87

The Traveler with Aching Head and Knitted Brows——An Alternative Interpretation of Akutagawa Ryunosuke's Unfavor able Commentson China
Gao Jie

..............page:88-101

Riichi Yokomitsu's Journey in Shanghai
Tong Xiaowei

..............page:102-118

"The Modernization Space" of Shanghai Witnessed by Japanese Intellectuals during the Process Of Modernization——A Study on The Magic City of Shanghai-the Modern Experience of Japanese Intellectuals written by Liu Jianhui
Yasue Kimura

..............page:119-133

Recharacterization of Emperor Jie of Xia Dynasty by Victor Segalen
Huang Bei

..............page:134-151

The Imagology of Comparative Literature
Hugo Dyserinck;Fang Weigui

..............page:152-167

John Keat's Poetry from the perspective of Twenty-Four Poetic Qualities
Li Jiana

..............page:168-180

To Seek Subtle Sensibility in Objective Historical Materials: On Amphisbaena : the First Generation of Catholics at the Turning Point between Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty
Li Yeye

..............page:181-184

A Dialogue between Shanghai and Paris: On Paris and Shanghai in Literature: Take Zola and Mao Dun for Instance by Chen Xiaolan
Wang Hong

..............page:185-188