MCLC: Frontiers of Literary Study in China 8.1

[Denton, Kirk]

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From: Thomas Begley <begley at brill.com>
Subject: Frontiers of Literary Study in China 8.1
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Frontiers of Literary Studies in China
Volume 8  Number 1 (March 2014)
 

CONTENTS
 

RESEARCH ARTICLES
 

Ping Zhu and Li Guo     1
Introduction to the Forum on “Nation, Gender, and Transcultural Modernism
in Early Twentieth-Century China”
 

Jie Guo    5
“Going to the Land of Barbarians”: Nation, Ethnicity, and the Female Body
in Late Qing and Republican Travel Writing on the Yunnan-Burma Borderlands
 

Ping Zhu      31
The Masquerade of Male Masochists: Two Tales of Translation of the Zhou
Brothers (Lu Xun and Zhou Zuoren) in the 1910s
 

Li Guo      52
Writing Women in Northeast China: Melancholic Narrative in Mei Niang’s
Novellas
 

Kun Qian      78
Gendering National Imagination: Heroines and the Return of the
Foundational Family in Shanghai during the War of Resistance to Japan
 

Géraldine Fiss       101
Feminine and Masculine Dimensions of Feminist Thought and Transcultural
Modernism in Republican China
 

Frederik H. Green          126
Rescuing Love from the Nation: Love, Nation, and Self in Xu Xu’s
Alternative Wartime Fiction and Drama
 

Haosheng Yang         154
Infatuation with Skeletons: Yu Dafu’s Accidental Loyalism and
Classical-Style Poetry
 

Haomin Gong and Xin Yang       181
Circulating Smallness on Weibo: The Dialectics of Microfiction
 

BOOK REVIEW
 
Zhixiao Xu      203
Shao Bingjun 邵炳军, Chunqiu wenxue xinian jizheng 春秋文学系年辑证 [Textual
Criticism of the Spring and Autumn Literary Chronicle]. Beijing: Higher
Education Press, 2013. ISBN: 9787040384260. 4 vols. RMB398.00 (paper).


 
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