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Falling Down The Rabbit Hole: World Building In Ya Literature, Claire Webb Apr 2023

Falling Down The Rabbit Hole: World Building In Ya Literature, Claire Webb

Dr. Jay W. Boland Undergraduate Research Symposium [2023-2024]

I will examine Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (1865), The Princess Bride by William Goldman (1973), and my own unpublished novel, The Sun Kingdom, will be used to compare different techniques and styles of world building. These works will be explored through the aspect of world building, focusing on the importance of geography, language, and traditions and culture that were created for their respective worlds, how these elements were created, and what effect this has on the story.

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Synthesis And Characterization Of A Phenyl Substituted Zinc Dipyrrin Photosensitizer, Kole Owen Apr 2023

Synthesis And Characterization Of A Phenyl Substituted Zinc Dipyrrin Photosensitizer, Kole Owen

Dr. Jay W. Boland Undergraduate Research Symposium [2023-2024]

The utilization of solar energy remains secondary to the combustion of fossil fuels for global energy consumption. To better utilize this abundant energy resource, experimental effort is being directed towards the understanding of photosensitizers, molecules that absorb solar radiation and use that energy to initiate redox chemistry in artificial photosynthesis mechanisms. A zinc dipyrrin, one such class of photosensitizer, is attempted to be synthesized with phenyl substitutions in order to probe aromatic substituent effects on the molecule’s photophysics.

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The Effect Of The Pyramid Shape On Compost Smell, Elizabeth Klosko Apr 2023

The Effect Of The Pyramid Shape On Compost Smell, Elizabeth Klosko

Proceedings of GREAT Day

SUNY Geneseo's campus has a compost collecting program where students, faculty, and staff can dispose of their compostable items in bins which are emptied weekly. How-ever, the bins release a putrid scent when opened, deterring SUNY Geneseo community members from using them. A phenomenon commonly known as Pyramid Power claims that the pyramid shape, when exactly scaled to the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza, has properties that, once compostable items are put under it, can limit the growth of micro-organisms and therefore reduce the foul smell. Using a 3-D printing device, we will scale and print the pyramid …

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The Effects Of Deforestation On Yellow Fever Virus Transmission, Meghan Sheridan Apr 2023

The Effects Of Deforestation On Yellow Fever Virus Transmission, Meghan Sheridan

Proceedings of GREAT Day

Deforestation is increasingly associated with the transmission of zoonotic viruses, such as the Yellow Fever virus in South America and Africa. Increasing rates of deforestation within countries on these land masses may cause viral transmission to accelerate, but that may depend on the various factors responsible for deforestation. The purpose of this study is to determine what climate factors are increasing the rate of viral transmission. For example, the deforestation caused in areas of increased precipitation may have different effects on animal hosts and vectors (e.g. mosquito) of the Yellow Fever virus compared to deforestation caused in areas of lower …

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How Patient-Provider Interactions Influence Patient Experiences, Emily Lumbis Apr 2023

How Patient-Provider Interactions Influence Patient Experiences, Emily Lumbis

Proceedings of GREAT Day

The interaction between a patient and a provider is crucial to the success of any medical or healthcare appointment. It often goes overlooked, and there is more of a focus on the provider correctly diagnosing and treating the patient. Although patients will remember the success of being properly diagnosed and treated for an illness, what truly stands out is the way the interaction went. This ethnographic research project focuses on provider-patient interactions from the patient's perspective, and how those interactions shaped their experiences. The goal of this study was to better understand the interactions between patients and providers and the …

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One Step Forward, Three Steps Back, Laura Montes Apr 2023

One Step Forward, Three Steps Back, Laura Montes

Proceedings of GREAT Day

Access to comprehensive and equitable sexual and reproductive health care is an ever-growing subject of discussion, especially in countries such as the U.S. where this right is constantly threatened by factors including, but not limited to, social, political, and economic status. Studies show that comprehensive sex education and services, such as contraception, STD prevention and treatment, pregnancy care, including abortion, encourage healthy adolescent development and have well-documented positive effects on societies world-wide. Unfortunately, too many people in the U.S. encounter unnecessary barriers to the sexual health information and services they need to be healthy and make safe decisions regarding their …

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Suggestions For Suny Geneseo Faculty To Improve Students' Experiences In Office Hours, Tyler Grasso Apr 2023

Suggestions For Suny Geneseo Faculty To Improve Students' Experiences In Office Hours, Tyler Grasso

Proceedings of GREAT Day

This study explores undergraduate students' experiences in and attitudes towards faculty office hours at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Geneseo. In semi-structured interviews, students were asked to reflect on five key items, including (a) the purpose of office hours, (b) practices that they receive well, (c) practices that they do not receive well, (d) the effects of negative experiences in office hours, and (e) their suggestions to improve office hours. The study recommends that faculty members consult these findings in order to improve students' academic experiences and strengthen student-faculty communication.

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The Innovations Of Modern Dance, Shannon Ervay Apr 2023

The Innovations Of Modern Dance, Shannon Ervay

Proceedings of GREAT Day

As Art Nouveau became prominent within American style and physical culture was establishing itself among the United States, the art of dance was evolving with the times. With the shift in art style came a collaboration of ideas in the arts, including the combination of movement and emotion studied by Francois Delsarte and the blend of music and movement in the teachings of Emile Jaques-Dalcroze. As a result of the work of these artists and the changing lifestyle of the United States, new innovations were brought into the world of dance. Previously viewed as an art known for the structure …

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The Impact Of The African Diaspora On 20th Century Dance, Jaina Dinino Apr 2023

The Impact Of The African Diaspora On 20th Century Dance, Jaina Dinino

Proceedings of GREAT Day

The 20th century has been recognized as an era of integrating African American dancers into modern dance. During this period there was an overarching sentiment of inclusion, cultural expression, and weakening the significance of race defining identity. This universal sentiment among African American dancers and choreographers throughout the 20th century influenced dancers like Arthur Mitchell to establish companies and dedicate their careers to uplifting African American dancers. Overall, the emphasis of inclusion, cultural expression, and the popular notion that race shouldn't define one's identity as a dancer during the 20th century led Mitchell to establish the Dance Theatre of Harlem …

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Misogyny, Monstrosity, And Patterns Of Power In Old English Literature, Lauren Silverman Apr 2023

Misogyny, Monstrosity, And Patterns Of Power In Old English Literature, Lauren Silverman

Proceedings of GREAT Day

This paper examines the Old English poems of Beowulf and the lesser-known elegy The Wife's Lament in the light of modern understandings of gender and gender theory. In particular, it will look at the ways women's deviation from gender norms is treated as a deviation from nature itself. In The Wife's Lament, the nameless narrator finds herself exiled from her community, one of the worst fates one could experience in the Anglo-Saxon world, for her departure from gender confinements in order to be reunited with her husband, while in Beowulf, Grendel's Mother is killed for the same set of actions …

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Samson's Performance Of Strength And Superiority In Milton's Samson Agonistes, Anders Isaac Schiller Apr 2023

Samson's Performance Of Strength And Superiority In Milton's Samson Agonistes, Anders Isaac Schiller

Proceedings of GREAT Day

In one of John Milton's final works, Samson Agonistes, the broken hero Samson stands apart from his Israelite countrymen in both ability and closeness to God. At birth, Samson is gifted immense strength which is connected to his hair and a prophecy that declares that he will "lead in delivering Israel from the hands of the Philistines." In one interpretation of the drama, Milton understands that Samson is of what he considers to be the "lower" Jewish race, but he still writes Samson as a prefiguration of Christianity because he supposedly transcends his Judaism. Contrastingly, I posit that Milton …

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Symmetric Functions Algebras (Sfa) Ii: Induced Matrices, Philip Feinsilver Apr 2023

Symmetric Functions Algebras (Sfa) Ii: Induced Matrices, Philip Feinsilver

Journal of Stochastic Analysis

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Reflections On The Impact Of Covid-19 On Pre-College Engineering Education: An Afterword To The Special Issue, Meltem Alemdar, Roxanne Moore, Hoda Ehsan Apr 2023

Reflections On The Impact Of Covid-19 On Pre-College Engineering Education: An Afterword To The Special Issue, Meltem Alemdar, Roxanne Moore, Hoda Ehsan

Journal of Pre-College Engineering Education Research (J-PEER)

In our call for proposals, our aim was to explore and document how COVID-19 has impacted pre-college engineering education (Alemdar et al., 2021). During COVID-19, engineering pre-college educators quickly adapted to new learning environments and technologies for teaching and learning. It was important to document these adaptations and lessons learned in formal and informal learning settings. The papers that made up this special show how lessons learned during this challenging time can inform the future of precollege engineering education. The papers offer both theoretical argumentation and empirical evidence to support their answers to the question of how adaptations during COVID-19 …

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What's Love Got To Do With It? Redefining Domestic Violence To Close Federal Firearm Loopholes, Cecilia Shields-Auble Apr 2023

What's Love Got To Do With It? Redefining Domestic Violence To Close Federal Firearm Loopholes, Cecilia Shields-Auble

Maine Law Review

Closing the “boyfriend loophole” by expanding the definition of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence to include the abuse of “dating partners” further entrenches the law into an unworkable quasi-marital framework rooted in an antiquated understanding of domestic violence. The federal firearm prohibition would more effectively target high-risk offenders if 18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(33)(A) were revised to eliminate the quasi-marital framework and reflect a modern understanding of the power and control dynamics involved in intimate partner violence. This Comment begins by summarizing the emergence of federal domestic violence law and describing the limitations of the Lautenberg Amendment. It then examines …

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Your Biometric Data Is Concrete, Your Injury Is Imminent And Particularized: Articulating A Bipa Claim To Survive Article Iii Standing After Transunion V. Ramirez, Kelsey L. Kenny Apr 2023

Your Biometric Data Is Concrete, Your Injury Is Imminent And Particularized: Articulating A Bipa Claim To Survive Article Iii Standing After Transunion V. Ramirez, Kelsey L. Kenny

Maine Law Review

Biometric data is a digital translation of self which endures in its accuracy for one’s entire lifespan. As integral elements of modern life continue to transition their operations exclusively online, the verifiable “digital self” has become indispensable. The immutable and sensitive nature of biometric data makes it peculiarly vulnerable to misappropriation and abuse. Yet the most frightening is the unknown. For an individual who has had their digital extension-of-self covertly stolen or leaked, the dangers that lie in the technology of the future are innumerable. The Illinois legislature recognized the danger associated with the cavalier collection and handling of biometric …

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Our Biggest Fans: Nuisance Immunity For Grid-Scale Wind Energy Projects In Maine, Andrew D. Hersom Apr 2023

Our Biggest Fans: Nuisance Immunity For Grid-Scale Wind Energy Projects In Maine, Andrew D. Hersom

Maine Law Review

Global climate change and its attendant impacts threaten to change life on Earth as we know it. The sea level rise that comes with rising temperatures is an issue of particular importance to coastal states like Maine. Thankfully, continued investment in renewable energy technology is beginning to make certain renewable energy sources competitive with their nonrenewable counterparts. This Comment highlights wind energy as a particularly effective option for meeting Maine’s energy needs while significantly reducing the harmful greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. Despite its many benefits, wind energy technology still has its detractors. Wind energy projects (especially …

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Contracts For Cohabitating Romantic Partners, Bailey D. Barnes Apr 2023

Contracts For Cohabitating Romantic Partners, Bailey D. Barnes

Maine Law Review

Marriage rates in the United States are at record lows; meanwhile, more couples are choosing to live together outside of marriage. Despite the changing landscape of romantic relationships, the law of nonmarriage has not kept pace. Rather than having a coherent, majority rule approach, the individual states have employed differing methods of providing for property distribution at the end of a long-term unmarried cohabitation. Unfortunately, absent the formal protections offered by marriage for both parties following a divorce, many cohabitants are at risk of suffering inequitable property distribution following the termination of a cohabitation. This Article proposes that states uniformly …

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Dabus, An Artificial Intelligence Machine, Invented Something New And Useful, But The Uspto Is Not Buying It, Trevor F. Ward Apr 2023

Dabus, An Artificial Intelligence Machine, Invented Something New And Useful, But The Uspto Is Not Buying It, Trevor F. Ward

Maine Law Review

U.S. patent laws are designed to promote science and the useful arts. They grant temporary monopoly rights to inventors in order to incentivize inventive activity. In the United States, patent rights revolve around the inventor. However, what happens when an Artificial Intelligence (AI) machine invents? Who deserves monopoly rights to the invention? Who will be incentivized by such monopolies? Do U.S. laws protect companies’ investments in AI? In 2019, for the first time in history, an AI machine called DABUS was listed as an inventor on two U.S. patent applications. The United States Patent and Trademark Office denied the applications, …

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Governance Of Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal Research Under The United Nations Conventions On The Law Of The Sea, Wil Burns Apr 2023

Governance Of Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal Research Under The United Nations Conventions On The Law Of The Sea, Wil Burns

Maine Law Review

There has been a spate of research in recent years indicating that achievement of the temperature objectives of the Paris Agreement can only be effectuated through both aggressive decarbonization of the global economy and large-scale deployment of so-called carbon dioxide removal (CDR) approaches. While much of the early focus of CDR research was on terrestrial options, such as afforestation, direct air capture, and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, more recently, many in the scientific and policy community have increasingly focused on potential ocean-based approaches, including ocean fertilization, ocean alkalinity enhancement, macroalgae harvesting, and ocean upwelling and downwelling. However, while …

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Editorial Board Vol. 75 No. 1 (2023), Kelsey M. Cromie Editor-In-Chief Apr 2023

Editorial Board Vol. 75 No. 1 (2023), Kelsey M. Cromie Editor-In-Chief

Maine Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Primacy In Theory And Application: Lessons From A Half-Century Of New Judicial Federalism, Catherine R. Connors, Connor Finch Apr 2023

Primacy In Theory And Application: Lessons From A Half-Century Of New Judicial Federalism, Catherine R. Connors, Connor Finch

Maine Law Review

In his 1977 article, State Constitutions and the Protection of Individual Rights, Justice Brennan famously reminded jurists that our governmental system includes two constitutions applicable to each state, and New Judicial Federalism was born. Since then, state courts have applied their own Bills of Rights using different approaches with varying degrees of enthusiasm. The primacy approach, requiring state courts to consider the state constitution first, and turning to the federal constitution only if needed to resolve the case, is theoretically optimal but inconsistently followed, even in the few jurisdictions professing to adopt that approach. This Article posits that the reason …

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Evaluation Of Burning Mouth Syndrome And Salivary Chromogranin A In Major Depressive Disorder Patients, Ameer Ali Althabhawee, Taghreed Fadhil Zaidan Apr 2023

Evaluation Of Burning Mouth Syndrome And Salivary Chromogranin A In Major Depressive Disorder Patients, Ameer Ali Althabhawee, Taghreed Fadhil Zaidan

Maaen Journal for Medical Sciences

Major depressive disorder represents a growing concern as its prevalence keeps rising worldwide; with this rising, there is also an increased demand in the field of oral medicine in developed countries, and since many disorders and orofacial pain have been linked to be associated with psychiatric disorders and conditions, this study was aimed to evaluate burning mouth syndrome and salivary chromogranin A in major depressive disorder patients. The study sample included 49 patients who received a diagnosis of major depressive disorder, being under treatment for at least two weeks. The control group consists of 34 healthy subjects with no signs …

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Can The Universal Validity Of Judgment Of Taste Be Achieved In Language Analysis?, Wei Li Apr 2023

Can The Universal Validity Of Judgment Of Taste Be Achieved In Language Analysis?, Wei Li

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

ImmanuelKant argues that thejudgment of taste should have universal validity. Whilethis proposition is closely related to language,littlehas been donefrom the perspective of language analysis. Thejudgment of taste demands everyone’s agreement, whichinvolves apriority and necessity. In both aspectsof this proposition,however, there is tension, as is indicated through language analysis. Therefore,in the judgment of taste we cannot demand consensusinbothaspects. Compared with the method of language analysis, the method of transcendental aestheticsneeds further reflection.

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Philosophy Of Art, Or Aesthetics Of Symbolism? On Paul De Man’S Deconstructive Interpretation Of Hegel’S Aesthetics, Shanchuan Zhang Apr 2023

Philosophy Of Art, Or Aesthetics Of Symbolism? On Paul De Man’S Deconstructive Interpretation Of Hegel’S Aesthetics, Shanchuan Zhang

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

Following Derrida’s deconstructiveapproach, de Man approaches Hegel’s Aestheticsfrom the perspective of distinction between sign and symbol in the Philosophy of Spiritand opensupthe linguistic dimension of the Aesthetics. De Man believes that this dimension deconstructsHegel’s classic construction of forms of art, and makes the Aestheticsreturnto a traditional art theory of symbolism, i.e. “art is essentially symbolic (for both the symbolic form of art and classical and romantic forms of art)”.. Facing the challenges from defenders of the Aesthetics, de Man defendshis claim of symbolism from two perspectives: the deconstruction of the system of idealism and the deconstruction of the rhetoric of …

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How To Do The Grotesque With Laughter? -- A Foucauldian Self-Doubling Poetics, Chengjun Nie Apr 2023

How To Do The Grotesque With Laughter? -- A Foucauldian Self-Doubling Poetics, Chengjun Nie

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

Three approaches to the relation between “laughter” and the “grotesque” may be recognized in aesthetic research, namely, Kayser’s, Bakhtin’s and the hybridity of both. A forth approach may be described from Foucault’s elaboration on laughter in his preface to The Order of Things, which may be termed as an approach of conducting aesthetic discursive practices of the grotesque by way of laughter. Foucault did not directly deal with the relation between the grotesque and laughter, but instead let out four laughs in his text. He particularly translated in his language labyrinth the first laughter into 19 doubles, which, through redoubling …

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Intelligent Writing Experiment And The Avant-Garde Tradition, Hongliang Zhang Apr 2023

Intelligent Writing Experiment And The Avant-Garde Tradition, Hongliang Zhang

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

Thecomputer writing experiment can be traced back to the European avant-garde movement in the early 20thcentury. It has been developed in the tradition ofthe avant-garde, and constantly incorporatednew technologies.With the rapid advancement in digital technology since 1990s, intelligentwriting experiment hasalso shown some new features.On the one hand, originality has been diminishing due to open source code, and there are more and more collective writing projects making use of shared sources. On the other hand, interactivity is highlighted and in many new works,the traditional relationship between readers and writers issubverted. Through inheriting and reforming the avant-garde tradition, intelligent writing experiment enters …

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The Innovation Mechanism Of Context: An Investigation Centering On I. A. Richards And Jonathan Culler, Yuyun Feng, Liming Zhou Apr 2023

The Innovation Mechanism Of Context: An Investigation Centering On I. A. Richards And Jonathan Culler, Yuyun Feng, Liming Zhou

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

Since the twentieth century, the issue of context has been the chiefconcernof social practice and academic discussions, demonstrating a considerable innovation mechanism in the polysemy, reproducibilityand problem effect of context. In the1930s, I. A. Richardsfirst broke the simple nomenclature of traditional rhetoric and put forward the context theorem and its complex meanings.On theone hand, itsontological peculiarity of polysemy dispels the singularity, certainty and solidification of traditional context. On theother hand, it breaks the mentality of binary opposition and organically unites the internal and the external, the vertical and the horizontal, and surface and in-depth studies of literature with a macro …

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Interdisciplinary Translation: Dialogue Between Latour And Literary Studies, Ying Liu Apr 2023

Interdisciplinary Translation: Dialogue Between Latour And Literary Studies, Ying Liu

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

Bruno Latour is a leading figure in the field of scienceand technology studies (STS) and anadvocate of actor-network theory (ANT). From his ethnographic studies of science in the late 20th century to his resetting of sociology and ecology in the 21st century, Latour has used all available resources and tools to conduct thought experiments, whereinliterature is one of the resources he constantly draws on and favors the most. By using literary works as supporting examples, employing literary forms as means of argumentation, and treating literary theories as conceptual framework, Latour has been practicing the idea of transcending the opposition between …

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A Study On The Healing Of Diseases And The View And Imagination Of Landscape In Early Chinese Poetry: A Case Study Focusing On “Seven Stimuli”, Jin Yue Apr 2023

A Study On The Healing Of Diseases And The View And Imagination Of Landscape In Early Chinese Poetry: A Case Study Focusing On “Seven Stimuli”, Jin Yue

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

The viewand imagination of landscapein early verses and rhapsody poetry are connected with the healingof physical diseases and the satisfaction of instinctive desires. Comparing Mei Cheng's "Seven Stimuli" with Song Yu's "Gao Tang Rhapsody" and the bamboo book "Countering Sexual Indulgence" of the early Han Dynasty, one finds, in the narration and prosody that aim at curing diseases, the vast and amazing beauty of landscapes. Such beauty enters the viewing and imagination, invoking subtle feelings of the body, connecting with the stirrings of life force, blood and spirit, and is engraved in the memory of the body. This whole process …

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“Literary Impersonation” And The Rhetoric Of Hidden Judgements: A Textual Research Of Yang Weizhen’S Supplementary And Simulative Writing In Revisitinghistorical Events, Xinglei Bu Apr 2023

“Literary Impersonation” And The Rhetoric Of Hidden Judgements: A Textual Research Of Yang Weizhen’S Supplementary And Simulative Writing In Revisitinghistorical Events, Xinglei Bu

Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art

Yang Weizhen’s book RevisitingHistorical Events, completed in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, was included in the History Sectionof the Four Treasuries. However, the articles such as“Supplement,”“Simulation”and “Supposition”in this book are sharply different from the conventional historical essays. These articles not only demonstrate the author’s particular historical thinking but alsocontainuniqueliteraryvalue. The creative technique of such supplementary articles is to reexamine historical events andexplicatehidden judgementsthrough an immersion in the specific historical scenes and impersonatingthe ancients. In terms of the mode of historical narrative, such technique not only inherits the tradition of neo-Confucianism thatvalorizesdoctrines, but also shows the authorial propensity for“literary …

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