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Poem No. 118, November 2017, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsvile, Ala.)

POEM

The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue features poems from various writers.

"不響"裏的當代史 : 《繁花》裏的兩個時代及其美學, Xiaoming Chen

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

《繁花》以單雙章交替的形式展開敘事，分别講述60 年代與90 年代以來的故事。小説實際上是使用二種不同的敘事方法，60 年代的故事以個人記憶爲依據的現實主義手法；90 年代的生活則以説書人的文體表現爲各表一枝的格局。前者因爲歷史的激進變革與困苦，對人的生存構成强大的壓抑，但小説卻因此寫出了歷史中生存的人們的堅忍不拔；後者因爲繁華盛世浮華亂象，生活顯現爲虚空和無意義，作者尋求做舊筆法，賦予傳統與歷史做底色，從美學與文化的層面重新給予其韻致。這裏面顯然貫穿著作者對兩個時代的判斷，對人類生活之正當性的理解。在歷史與人的生活之間，在政治、文化與美學之間，《繁花》終究以美學或寫作的倫理學化解了那些矛盾。因此，這就要從歷史感的角度解釋這部作品，纔能呈現它的豐富性與複雜性。

架空穿越 : 第三種虛構歷史的文學方法, Zidong Xu

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

“歷史演義”、“故事新編”和“穿越架空”，可以説是現當代中文文學虚構歷史的三種基本方法。“歷史演義”把故事説成歷史，隱藏“古爲今用”目的，雖然在“五四”文學成就不大，卻影響了50 年代的“革命歷史小説”。“故事新編”是作家有意顛覆經典文本，比如香港文學改編中國傳統故事，以及80 年代中國的“革命故事新編”（新歷史小説）。“穿越”與“架空”雖是不同文學技巧，但都與中國文學／ 文化生産機制的變化有關。本文將以《琅琊榜》現象爲例，探討“架空歷史小説”和國家意識形態及民衆社會心理之間的複雜關係。

從"傳奇文" 溯源看魯迅、陳寅格的"小說"概念, Lihua Zhang

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

魯迅的《中國小説史略》奠定了20 世紀關於中國小説史的主流論述。然而，在這部經典著作中，以“小説”之名串聯起來的對象，如六朝鬼神志怪書、《世説新語》、唐傳奇以及宋元話本之間，其文體的異質性其實極大。陳寅恪在《韓愈與唐代小説》、《元白詩箋證稿》等論著中對唐傳奇與古文運動之關係的發覆，在觀念和方法上皆與魯迅的《中國小説史略》構成了重要的學術對話。本文擬從魯迅與陳寅恪對唐傳奇文體淵源的論述爲切入點，來探討他們在“小説”觀念上的差異及其文學史方法的内在對話關係。

香港另類奇迹 : 董啟章的書寫/行動和《學習年代》, Der Wei, David Wang

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

董啓章是當代香港最重要的小説家。本文介紹董啓章在新世紀的《自然史三部曲》，並以最後一部《學習年代》爲重點。《自然史三部曲》描述香港進入現代的發生史和發展時史；《學習年代》側重青年學生面對香港歷史變化的思與行。本文討論此書的三項特色：董啓章對青春與香港在地啓蒙論述的思考；董與西方學者、作家從歌德到阿倫特的對話；教育成長小説與社會行動的關聯。

留學生魯迅關於中國道路的思考, Nong Gu

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

魯迅留學日本期間確立了此後的發展方向，也對中國未來的道路作出了深刻的思考。他認爲，中國應通過革命推翻帝制而驟列於共和，從此發展科學和工業，走向繁榮富强，同時要改造國民性，建設好精神文明。中國是一文明古國，又是深受列强侵略的弱國，因此不可能走西方的老路，而應堅持反對帝國主義的鬥争，也不去照搬西方式的議會民主，以便建立起具有中國特色的高度文明的“人國”。魯迅的設想中有著某種難以説明白的理想主義，他當時寄希望於超人式的“精神界之戰士”，則明顯受到無政府主義思潮的一些影響。他在成長的過程中還有很長的路要走。

陳三立與同光體贛派, Yingjian Hu

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

同光體詩派是晚清民國以來形成的一個影響最大的詩歌流派。下分閩派、贛派、浙派。其中贛派主要承宋代江西詩派。贛派首領陳三立，獨辟詩境，表現在如下方面：擅長寫荒寒之景；抒極哀慟之情；比喻、借代、擬人手法生動；意象新穎；通感手法之妙；煉字奇警；句法拗峭奇崛。其詩學淵源承傳黄庭堅而又有創新，其内容深廣，萬象紛呈，境界闊大蒼莽，風格沉雄，則又爲黄所不及。此派中遠承宋代江西詩派而近受陳三立影響的有：江西籍詩人華焯、王浩、胡梓方等；江西籍學者詩人辛際周、汪辟疆、胡先驌、王易等；陳三立之子衡恪、隆恪、寅恪、方恪。在南京還有一批並非贛籍而可歸爲贛派的學人，如王瀣、胡翔冬、胡光煒，均或多或少受陳三立影響。陳三立以其鮮明的詩風，沾溉後學衆多，可謂廣大教化主。

從"誨盜之書" 到 "祖國第一政法小說" : 晚清的"新評《水滸傳》", Xiaohong Xia

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

受西方與日本明治小説觀念與作品引進的啟發，晚清“小説界革命”蓬勃興起。對傳統小説的價值重估，也成爲其中一道搶眼的風景，而尤以《水滸傳》的“新評”最爲熱鬧。從認可傳統的“誨盜之書”起步，經歷日本《世界百傑傳》爲施耐庵立傳的刺激，在晚清多種小説雜誌上展開的《水滸傳》新論，總體上呈現出由讚賞文學意趣向揭示政治寄托轉移的趨勢。評論者貼近時代思潮與政局動向的現實激情，致使這部古典小説竟與自由意境、獨立精神、民權思想、民族主義、武德風範、無政府理想、立憲政治直至女權意識奇妙地掛上鉤。諸種最新學説的交匯，在以“祖國第一政治小説”相推許的《新評水滸傳》中達到高潮。由此，晚清的“新評《水滸傳》”也爲後人留下了值得深入探究的豐富遺産。

佛教婦女對於張愛玲《色戒》寫作影響之淺探, Chunhong Wang

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

張愛玲《色戒》寫作具有觀念先行的特點，她好讀《紅樓夢》、《金瓶梅》等中國古典小説，裏面的佛教思想對她有很深的影響，包括佛教對女性的看法，譬如認爲女性貪戀珠寶飾物，淫欲無度，好嫉妒，等等，在刻畫抗日女義士王佳芝的時候，她把這些佛教所認爲的女性弱點全强加於其人之身，將她寫成一個大義泯滅，在情欲、物欲陷阱裏不可自拔的可憐女子，這是對有民族氣節的抗日勇士的歪曲，這也反映了張愛玲寫作中的重大誤區。

現代性與古典性的交融 : 郭沫若歷史悲劇的特色之一 : 以《屈原》為例, Wenying Wang

嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies

郭沫若的歷史劇多爲悲劇，其題材選擇、構想的出發點首先是時代的需要，有其鮮明現代性和當代意識，《屈原》在這方面十分典型。本文重點論述《屈原》作爲歷史悲劇承續傳統中華文化血脈的古典性的兩個特點：1. 詩言志、緣情的傳統。《女神》極其强烈地既繼承又突破這一傳統，即繼承了詩歌以抒情爲主的傳統，同時又吸收了《離騷》熱烈表現詩人理想、情愫的楚騷風格和西方狂飆突進的浪漫主義詩風，突破了抒情止於禮的中和、含蓄、有節制的主流傳統。《屈原》的話劇體裁是自西方移植進來的現代新劇種，没有戲曲的唱（詩歌因素），但是《屈原》在某種意義上是“詩劇”或者“劇詩”，一則接續了詩言志、緣情的傳統，並實際上對現代話劇體裁作了詩化的處理，從而與傳統戲曲有了某種契合；二則《女神》那種大膽、奔放、火山爆發式的强烈激情，在《屈原》中以新的詩劇形式得到了新的表現。2. 對中國悲劇傳統的古典性也有繼承、有突破。古典悲劇儘管可以包含悲劇性矛盾和衝突，但多以“大團圓”即好人最後戰勝壞人的圓滿結局收場。《屈原》雖然没有直接寫屈原投江自盡的悲劇結局，但是，嬋娟替屈原被毒死，及彌漫全劇的悲劇氛圍卻打破了“大團圓”的傳統結局。更重要的，中國古代並非没有悲劇意識，《史記·屈原賈生列傳》記敘了屈原高尚人格、美好人生被無情毁滅的來龍去脈，特别是心靈的歷程，是典型的悲劇意識，而且屈原的悲劇屬於傳統悲劇中由於君王支持，忠奸之争以忠遭打擊而奸獲勝的模式。《屈原》就是這個傳統模式的現代演繹。

The Free Trade Bugaboo: Reassessing The Role Of Henry George In The Political Culture Of The Late Gilded Age, Logan Stagg Istre

Honors Capstones

No abstract provided.

The Invention Of English Criticism, Nicolle M. Jordan

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

The Irishtheatre As Imaginative Space: A Vehicle And Venue For The Reconstruction Of The Irish Identity, Rania M Rafik Khalil

English Language and Literature

Current cultural and political changes have prompted the theatre to play a significant role in staging the transformations of the Irish identity. Over time, it has provided an impetus for expressions of the collective new self-image of the Irish. Re-inventing the self requires a manifestation of space and the production of space whether geographical, metaphorical or a physical stage representation. ‘Space’has been utilisedin Irish drama in terms ofgeographical location, cartography, socialmedia, technology, immigration, and the theatre stage. Globalisation has also played a crucial role in terms of creating overlapping spacesand multiple belongings.This study will examinethrough Henri Lefebvre’s theory of space, …

Calvin Theological Journal (Vol 52 No 2 - November 2017), Calvin Theological Seminary

Calvin Theological Journal

From the Editor: Karin Maag - 149 / Articles: Genevan Psalms in Javanese by Yudha Thianto - 151 / Reengaging Figural Interpretation: The Impact of Erich Auerbach by James W. Skillen - 181 / Blessing and Glory: Abraham Kuyper on the Beatific Vision by Hans Boersma - 205 / Sermon: “Heaven: The Present Reality”—A Sermon on Hebrews 12:18–29 by Laura Smit - 243 / Short Studies: Why a Bavinck Institute? Why at Calvin Seminary? by John Bolt - 251 / Comparing Spirit Hermeneutics by Craig Keener with Classic Pentecostal Hermeneutics by Dean Deppe - 265 / Interpreting Figural Interpretation: A …

Social Imaginaries And The Theory Of The Normative Utterance, Meili Steele

Faculty Publications

Theorists of the social imaginary, such as Benedict Anderson, Charles Taylor, Cornelius Castoriadis, and Marcel Gauchet have given us new ways to talk about the structures of the shared meanings and practices of the West. As a group, they have directed their arguments against the narrow horizons of meaning oyed by deliberative political theories in developing their basic normative concepts and principles. Anderson speaks of the new shapes of time and space provided by the novel and newspaper; Taylor and Gauchet discuss the ontological importance of the emergence of secularity, the public sphere, popular sovereignty, and the market; Castoriadis places …

Alexander Pershounin, Double Bass, November 1, 2017 [Program], University Of Northern Iowa. School Of Music.

Music Recital Programs

Program of a music recital given by faculty, students, or guest artists from the School of Music at the University of Northern Iowa.

Art Infested Water, November 2017, Nova Southeastern University Department Of Visual And Performing Arts

Department of Performing and Visual Arts Newsletters

No abstract provided.

A Cradle Of Sandstone: The Origins Of Industry In Northern Ohio, Christian York Ellis

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Christian Ellis is a senior history major at Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio. Born and raised in Lorain, Ohio, Christian is a Phi Alpha Theta member.

Savannah As A History Classroom: An Interview With Lydia Moreton, The Curator Of Collections For The Coastal Heritage Society, Ethan Marshall

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Ethan Marshall is a senior majoring in history at Armstrong. After graduating he hopes to achieve a Master degree in History or Foreign Affairs. Ethan is primarily interested in the study of imperialism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the effects it has had on the modern world.

"Better Dead Than Red:" The Treatment Of Native Americans In The Southwest During The Cold War, James P. Gregory

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

James P Gregory Jr. recently graduated with honors from the University of Central Oklahoma with a B.A. in History: Museum Studies and a B.A. in Humanities. His research focuses on military history and Civil Defense during the Cold War.

Lessons From The Village: The Vietnam War And American Counterinsurgency Tactics, Edwin Tran

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Edwin Tran is a student entering his fourth and final year at the University of Nevada, Reno. He is currently pursuing a B.A. in History and a B.A. in International Affairs, with a regional focus on the Middle East. While he is interested in the history of the Ancient Near East, much of his emphasis is squared on analyzing Islamist organizations. His current research revolves on the topic of hybrid actors, and the relationship between social services and Islamist popularity.

Voltaire’S Critique Of Organized Religion In Candide, Fatima Khan

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Fatima Khan is a recent graduate from Wesleyan College with a double major in Biology and International Relations. Her research interests are in exploring the intersection between historical and social identities and delivery of healthcare.

Oncolog, Volume 62, Number 11-12, November - December 2017, Joe Munch, Bryan Tutt

OncoLog MD Anderson's Report to Physicians (All issues) Archives

• Managing Chemotherapy-Induced Neuropathy: Neuromodulation, pharmacological treatments show promise against peripheral neuropathy in cancer patients.
• Treating Tobacco Addiction: MD Anderson provides pharmacotherapy, counseling to help smokers quit plus cessation education, resources for community practitioners
• HOUSE CALL: Smoking-Related Cancers- Cancer risks from tobacco are not limited to the lungs, but quitting reduces these risks

Civilization And Nature: A Reading Of Ancient Texts, Wen Li Teng

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Hailing from Singapore, Wen Li Teng is a first-year student at the University of California, Los Angeles. She intends to declare a major in History.

Review Of Queer Clout: Chicago And The Rise Of Gay Politics, Michael Diambri

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Michael Diambri is a junior history major and literature minor at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. His research interests include LGBTQ+ history, friendship and family in American history, and the history of alcohol. Michael is Vice President of his school's chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, is involved in PLU's Queer/Allied Student Union, and works as an Admission Ambassador on campus.

Why Was Celebrating The Olympic Games So Important In Hellenic Culture?, Luca Ricci

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Luca Ricci just graduated with Honors from the University of Adelaide (Australia). He has just started his Research Master of Art at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands.

"Light Of The World:" The Life And Legacy Of Nur Jahan, Maggie Schuster

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Maggie Schuster is a recent graduate from the University of Minnesota. She graduated in May 2017 with a major in Art History and minor in Gender Women and Sexuality Studies.

Unassuming Heroines: The Catholic Sister Nurses Who Transcended Cultural Boundaries During The Civil War, Keely Smith

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Keely Smith is a senior History, Spanish, and Global Studies major at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. She currently works for the Samford History Department's Oral History Program, and she hopes to be a colonial history and folklore professor.

Containing The Kalon Kakon: The Portrayal Of Women In Ancient Greek Mythology, Dessa Meehan

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

About the Author

Dessa Meehan recently finished her undergraduate degree (Magna cum Laude) at Western Washington University double majoring in History and Anthropology-Archaeology. She also minored in Geographic Information Science, Arabic and Islamic Studies, and Latin. Her research interests center around comparative women studies in classical civilizations, especially within the Roman Empire. She will continue her education in the MSt Classical Archaeology program at University of Oxford during the 2017-2018 academic year, with the eventual goal of obtaining PhD and leading archaeological excavations.

The Glocal Hiv/Aids Epidemic And The Need For An Extended Theory Of Power In International Relations, Annika Hughes

International Dialogue

This paper argues for an extended theory of power in International Relations (IR), using the example of the glocal HIV/AIDS epidemic. It will argue that world power relations depend not only on military, economic, social and cultural power, but also on the power of the human body itself. This argument builds on the author’s own theory of glocalised world power, which combines a Foucaultian with a structurationist approach to argue for the existence of four-faced power relationships across the following twelve interdependent sites of power: 1) time; 2) space; 3) knowledge and aesthetics; 4) morality and emotion; 5) identities; 6) …