Content Posted in 2025
An Agency of the Posthuman Era: Re-understanding Digital Arts as Things, Moxiao Wang
An Analysis of Bertolt Brecht's Reception and Transformation of Yan'an Literature, Yidi Bo
An Analysis of the “Political Concept of Love” by Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri, Li Yuxuan
Chen Wenzhu and the Transformation of His Literary Thought under the Retro Trend of the “Seven-Scholar School”, Bo Wang and Shuangquan Hu
Cybernetics and Literary Machines: Cybertext Theory and Its Poetic Significance, Nie Chunhua
Envisioning Futures: Derrida, Fisher and Digital Capitalism, Yili Luo
Epistemological Issues in Image Studies, Zhou Xian
From Experience to Theory: Cultural Studies and Its Challenges Within the Chinese Context, Duan Jifang
From Technical Tool to Technical Individual: Artistic AI in the Relationship Between Humans and Technology, Kebing Tang
From the Harmonious Person to Aesthetic Utopia: A Study of Educational Ideas of Goethe, Schiller and Humboldt from the Perspective of Modernity, Mingqiang Yang and Yingfu Lu
How the Singular Connects to Ethics: Deep Deduction of Samuel Weber's Poetics of Iterability, Liu Yang
Human-Computer Interaction: Tracing the Concept of “Interactivity” in Digital Media Art, Simeng Miao
Inside and Outside the Text: Revisiting Casanova and the “World” Republic of Letters, Wu Xin
Investigating the Original Status of Novelists in Selected Philosophers in Records of Literature and Art in The Book of Han, Li Junjun and Wang Wei
Jacques Lacan's Interpretation of the Ding and the Sublimation of Art, Jing Zhao
Kant's Aesthetic Predicament and the Aesthetic Politics of Contemporary Critical Theory, Chen Liu
Li Kaixian's Views on Qu History and Lyrics and Their Significance in the History of Qu Studies, Li Yihui
Lu Xun's Judgement of Good and Evil, and Nietzsche's Ethical Concepts, Yu Zhaoping
On Cinematic Attention: From Conscious Focusing, “Audience-cinema” to Film Ontology, Xie Shisi
On Digital Literature, Ma Shuangzi
On the Determinism of Posthuman Technological Aesthetics: Centering on Paul Virilio and Donna Haraway, Moyan Zhang
Organism and Sovereignty: The Problem of Romanticism in Carl Schmitt's Literary Criticism, Yan Su
Reality, Truth, and Innovation: The Three Dimensions and Evolution of Qie in Qing Dynasty Poetics, Chen Juan
Research on Lu Xun's Concept of Dialogue in the Revolutionary Literature Movement, Zhang Xianfei
Rewriting the History of Civilizations and Constructing China's Independent Knowledge System and Discourse System, Cao Shunqing and Xia Tian
Roger Fry's Research on Chinese Classical Arts and His Construction of Formal Aesthetics, Yang Lixin
Stylistic Expansion and Self-Consciousness: A Conceptual History of the Late Ming Sketches, Tang Zhibo
The Contribution of Late Ming Publishing Houses to Fiction Commentary, Jinfeng Zhou
The Creative Practice of Gu Kuang's Retrospective Poetics and Its Significance in Literary History, Xuechun Sui
The Definition and Theoretical Critique of “Audiovisual Litany”: An Initial Exploration of Jonathan Sterne's Sound Studies, Kang Yangdaqi
The Generation and Basis of Legitimacy of Episteme in Modern Chinese Literary Theory, Jiang Wenzhen
The Intelligible and Sensible Image, Gao Xin
The Multidimensional Perspective of “Contretemps”: Derrida's Interpretation of Romeo and Juliet, Tao Jin
The Poetic Tradition and the Significance of Bai Juyi's Classifications of Poetry, Ye Yuewu
The Political Function of the Lyrical: Reevaluating Domestication and Foreignization Through the Untranslatable, Xia Kaiwei and He Ning
The Power of Images: The Role of Artists, Philosophers, and Theorists, Yan Jia
The “Referential Game” in Literary Texts, Huang Jiaguang and Ma Dakang
The Tripartite Structure of Narrative Communication from the Perspective of “Pre-story Discourse”, Qian Han and Wang Jin
The Wall of Language and Voice Centesis: Also on Lacan's View of Voice, Juanjuan Ye
Transborderality, Transmediality, Transdisciplinarity — An Interview with John Pier: Retrospectives and Prospects for Western Narratology, John Pier and Cao Danhong
Virtual Reality vs. Real World: On Materiality and the Difference of Environmental Perception, Wang Qian
Watching Films in the Age of Distraction, Shi Chang