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Most Recent Additions*

At the Quarter Before Noon: The Construction and Transformation of Death Penalty Hour in Ming-Qing Popular Fiction
Ding Yue

From “Literary Text Zen” to “Literary and Art Zen”: The Reconstruction of Literary Zen in the Late Ming Dynasty and the Evolution of Buddhist Thought on Literature and Art
Wang Yanming

Reality, Truth, and Innovation: The Three Dimensions and Evolution of Qie in Qing Dynasty Poetics
Chen Juan

Essence-Function, Realm and Practice: A New Interpretation on Su Shi's Theory of “Giving Form According to the Thing”
Liu Chi

Li Kaixian's Views on Qu History and Lyrics and Their Significance in the History of Qu Studies
Li Yihui

Stylistic Expansion and Self-Consciousness: A Conceptual History of the Late Ming Sketches
Tang Zhibo

Model Sayings: Quotation-Based Literary Schools and Rhetorical Techniques — A Discussion on the Principles and Methods of Genre Distinction in Ancient Chinese Writing
Zhao Debo

The Order of Paratexts: Strategies of Writing Prefaces as Exemplified by Collected Works from the Qianshan Studio
Ye Ye

The Political Function of the Lyrical: Reevaluating Domestication and Foreignization Through the Untranslatable
Xia Kaiwei and He Ning

Wandering Between the “Image of the Mind” and the “Embodied Image”: Wen C. Fong's Semiotic Explanations for the Lyrical and Expressive Function of Chinese Calligraphy
Wu peitong

On Digital Literature
Ma Shuangzi

Roger Fry's Research on Chinese Classical Arts and His Construction of Formal Aesthetics
Yang Lixin

Cybernetics and Literary Machines: Cybertext Theory and Its Poetic Significance
Nie Chunhua

The Definition and Theoretical Critique of “Audiovisual Litany”: An Initial Exploration of Jonathan Sterne's Sound Studies
Kang Yangdaqi

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

Virtual Reality vs. Real World: On Materiality and the Difference of Environmental Perception
Wang Qian

The Generation and Basis of Legitimacy of Episteme in Modern Chinese Literary Theory
Jiang Wenzhen

Transborderality, Transmediality, Transdisciplinarity — An Interview with John Pier: Retrospectives and Prospects for Western Narratology
John Pier and Cao Danhong

From Experience to Theory: Cultural Studies and Its Challenges Within the Chinese Context
Duan Jifang

*Updated as of 02/05/25.