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Art, Brain and Aesthetics: On the Development, Significance and Vision of Contemporary Western Neuroaesthetics
Jun Hu

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New Views of Subjectivity and Gender Informed by New Ontology： A Study of the Genealogy of Posthuman Feminism
Xi Liu

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The Concept of Chinese Classical Xiaoshuo and Its Japanese Counterpart and Modern Transformation
Shu Jiang

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The Artistic Expression of Maritime Novels in the Late Qing Dynasty
Yaping Cai

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A Hundred-Year Modern Peking Opera: Practices and Experiences
Hengfu Zhu

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A Paranoid Anxiety of Life and Its Artistic Expression: A Thematic Study of the Story of Zhuangzhou Drumming the Basin
Yugui Jing

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On the Genre of Shushi
Oinghua Wang Wang Oinghua, Ph.D., is a professor in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, East China Normal University. Wang's research focuses on ancient Chinese novels, fiction studies, classical narrative genres and narratology.

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From Cultivation to Liberation: The Theory of Artistic Autonomy in China
Liming Feng

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A Review of Literary Trauma Theory: Past, Present and Reflection
Xuemei Zhao

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Fictional Narrative as an “Ethical Laboratory”: A Study of Paul Ricoeur's Narrative Ethics
Wenting Xiao