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A Synopsis Of The Conference Of "Literary Theory And Criticism In 1980s", Chunxiao Zhang
A Synopsis Of The Conference Of "Literary Theory And Criticism In 1980s", Chunxiao Zhang
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
No abstract provided.
Art, Brain And Aesthetics: On The Development, Significance And Vision Of Contemporary Western Neuroaesthetics, Jun Hu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The process of aesthetic activity is an important part of aesthetic research, and aesthetic activities concerns the people, or specifically the human brain. In order to examine the process of aesthetic activity, the neural mechanisms of human brain become an important scientific basis for aesthetic research. Neuroaesthetics, emergent in Europe and America in recent years, provides not only a new perspective but also a very important scientific basis for aesthetic development. This paper intends to elaborate on the methods, scope, field, findings, aesthetic sense, deficiencies and future prospects for neuroaesthetics.
Between Language And Time: Yale School's Theoretical Generation And Its Location In The Intellectual History, Dengyun Dai
Between Language And Time: Yale School's Theoretical Generation And Its Location In The Intellectual History, Dengyun Dai
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The Yale School constructed a new mode of poetics research through its departure from the New Criticism and imbibitions of Continental thoughts, and its contribution to poetics lies in its generative poetics that shifts the focus of literary studies from the scientificalness of literary criticism, the literariness of literary texts and the factualness of literary history to the generation of literary criticism, literary text and literary history. The fundamental reason behind the Yale School's achievement lies in the fact that the Yale School theorists, under the context of linguistic turn and time philosophy turn in modern Western philosophy, with their …
On Lou Fang's Concept Of Moderation In His Prose Compilation The Recipe For Classical Prose, Xiaochuan Yu
On Lou Fang's Concept Of Moderation In His Prose Compilation The Recipe For Classical Prose, Xiaochuan Yu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Lou Fang's prose compilation The Recipe for Classical Prose was one of the most representative anthologies of ancient Chinese prose since its print in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Lou's commentaries in the anthology and his idea behind the compilation were emulated thereafter. The central rationale for selecting a piece of prose writing was Confucian moderation, emphasizing on the orthodoxy subject matter and moderate aesthetic taste, while the scope of selection was broad and the comments laconic and pertinent. His selection emphasized on the deliberate digression and implicitness of expression and the structuring of meaning delivery in the text, and …
Telling, Telling Style Essay And Storytelling, Jinfeng Zhou
Telling, Telling Style Essay And Storytelling, Jinfeng Zhou
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
In ancient China, storytelling (xiao shuo, literally, trivial telling) was considered as trivial in terms of the scope of the story, and in the pre-Qin period a type of "telling-style essay" was formed on the basis of telling. With "telling" as a link, the telling-style essay was related to "storytelling." There were different types of telling-style essay, each type having different stylistic features and functions. Among these types, the one that emphasized the exposition through imagistic narrative became the transition from "telling" to "storytelling," and this type of telling-style essay exhibited some stylistic connotations and features that profoundly influenced the …
Desire, Currency And Modern Urban Space: A Rereading Of Shi Zhecun's "The Spring Sun", Xiaoping Song
Desire, Currency And Modern Urban Space: A Rereading Of Shi Zhecun's "The Spring Sun", Xiaoping Song
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
With Shi Zhecun's (1905 年-2003 年) story "The Spring Sun" as an example, the paper aims to examine the two aspects of female experiences. The first is to explore the unique experience of the flaneuse in modern urban space and the symptoms of the female body in the heterogeneity of the traditional township space and modern urban space. The other is to analyze how the urban consumption space and the gaze evoke female desire and how money in the process of consumption constructs and deconstructs the female day-dreaming.
Žižek And The Repoliticization Of Western Contemporary Literary Theory, Xinting Liu
Žižek And The Repoliticization Of Western Contemporary Literary Theory, Xinting Liu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
By focusing on Žižek's narrative of "post-politics," the paper elaborates on Žižek's politics of enjoyment and his reflection and critique of multiculturalism and identity politics, as well as his refusal of simplistic intervention and action. The paper maintains that Žižek rethinks the relation between the particular and the universal and opens a way of repoliticizing the political philosophy and cultural theory.
Cognitive Poetics As A Bridge Between Formal And Impressionist Criticism: On Reuven Tsur's Toward A Theory Of Cognitive Poetics, Huibin He
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
In Reuven Tsur' Toward a Theory of Cognitive Poetics, cognitive science is used to explain why certain literary text can produce certain aesthetic effect, and hence a bridge between formal criticism and impressionist criticism is built. In Tsur's book, convergent and divergent styles are set as the two extremes of stylistics, while wit and emotion as two extremes of aesthetic effects. Tsur can then discuss poetry from seven aspects, giving fresh explanations to such aesthetic terms the sublime and the grotesque from the perspective of cognitive science.
Ideas Of Poetry Study And The Paradigms Of Chinese Poetry Studies, Shilun Zhong
Ideas Of Poetry Study And The Paradigms Of Chinese Poetry Studies, Shilun Zhong
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
From "the study of poetry and prose" in the pre-Qin period (before 221-207 B.C.) to "the study of The Book of Poetry" in the Han Dynasty and to "the study of poetry" in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the idea of poetry study in China undergoes constant change from the earliest concept of "expressing will (yanzhi)" in the antiquity. "Expressing will" is "recording events (jishi)" and "writing down the speech (jiyan) ," and fictionalization has no value in the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties. The act of recording contributes the main content of Chinese ancient poetry, while the appropriation of poetry …
Ihab Hassan: The Pioneer Of The Theorization Of Postmodernism, Juan Mao
Ihab Hassan: The Pioneer Of The Theorization Of Postmodernism, Juan Mao
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Ihab Hassan is a pioneer and key figure in the theoretical debate on postmodernism in the late half of the twentieth Century. In a relative stagnant period of literary criticism theory, he surveys various types of pioneer literature, proposes for the first time the theory of postmodernism, and elaborates on the characteristics and theoretical implications of postmodernism. He extends the theory of postmodernism further to the fields of culture and philosophy, and with it his influence has also spread from the United States to Europe and other parts of the world. Hassan defines the fundamental characteristics of postmodernism as "indetermanence." …
Karaoke-Style Rituals And Music: On The Practice Of Karaoke And The Problem Of Modernity, Guanjun Wu
Karaoke-Style Rituals And Music: On The Practice Of Karaoke And The Problem Of Modernity, Guanjun Wu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
As one of the key parts of metropolitan life and popular culture in contemporary China, Karaoke has so far eluded the scope of scholarly study. This paper aims not just at analyzing the phenomena spurred by Karaoke activity but essentially at developing a structural analysis of this activity itself. By juxtaposing Karaoke against the Confucian thought on music, this paper argues that the structure of Karaoke constitutes a key feature of modernity and manifests what I call the "crisis of sincerity."
On The Idea Of Progress In The Literary Criticism In The Seventeen Years After 1949 And Its Influence, Pengcheng Kou
On The Idea Of Progress In The Literary Criticism In The Seventeen Years After 1949 And Its Influence, Pengcheng Kou
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
In the field of pre-modern Chinese literature, progress usually referred to the countercurrent of the revival of the ancient styles or practice and it often came with the claim that each era should have a literature with its own new spirit. The concept of progress in modern literature, however, was developed fundamentally with Darwin's evolutionism, which in literary studies displayed a temporal linear development. After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, the idea of progress in literature implies the literature which serves the masses and the revolution, with a proletariat ideology and a realistic approach. Progress, therefore, refers …
Reading Narrative: Deterritoralization And Becoming, Daizong Yu
Reading Narrative: Deterritoralization And Becoming, Daizong Yu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Modern fiction narrative does not simply rely on the plot for centralized meaning condensation, and the narrators or protagonists in the modern fiction may often be seen to reflect, reinterpret or re-aestheticize the meaning of preconfigured theme or thematic fragments in the text. This may undermine the existent boundaries of meaning field and present a multiple perspective and a dynamic thematic wandering in the process of meaning deterritorialization. Self-interference and self disintegration contribute to the prominent features of modern fiction. Therefore, the interpretation of modern fiction should not begin with how theme is reinforced but should focus on how the …
Representing The Unrepresentable: Rancière On The Ethical Turn Of Aesthetics., Jing Rao
Representing The Unrepresentable: Rancière On The Ethical Turn Of Aesthetics., Jing Rao
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Rancière scrutinizes the obsession with "unrepresentable" from postmodernist sublime aesthetics, and after a critical reflection on the ethical turn of aesthetics, he proposes to break into the indistinct isolated space of ethics by way of dissensus. This approach plays down on the redemption appeal and reinforces the promise of emancipation, and it reverts the critical perspective of ethics to the active aesthetics of practicum.
The 18Th-Century Theories Of Reading And Contemporary Cognitive Narratology, Wen Jin
The 18Th-Century Theories Of Reading And Contemporary Cognitive Narratology, Wen Jin
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The 18th century is a crucial era for the rise of the novel in English and the formation of modern conceptions of narrative immersion. Engaging existing scholarship on early modern and modern theories of reading, this paper primarily discusses two issues. First, it traces the discourses of narrative immersion and narrative impact in 18th-century England, bringing together moral philosophy, aesthetic theories, brain science, literary criticism, and scenes of reading from notable 18th-century novels. The second part of the paper concerns the ways in which contemporary cognitive narratology resonates with 18th-century theories of reading, while providing the latter with productive theoretical …
The Genealogy, Objects And Subjects Of Visual Culture Studies, Qiong Wu
The Genealogy, Objects And Subjects Of Visual Culture Studies, Qiong Wu
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The rise of visual culture studies in the 1970s and 1980s in the academic field benefited from postwar French New Theory and was linked with the Western critical reflection on modernity/post-modernity, and it has brought about some fundamental changes in the methodologies and problematic in many areas of humanities research. This paper attempts to delineate the development of visual culture studies in the West, and describes the basic issues concerning its genealogy, objects and subjects.
The Origin And Development Of Verse Structure Of "Introduction, Development, Contrast, And Conclusion", Xiaowei Zhang
The Origin And Development Of Verse Structure Of "Introduction, Development, Contrast, And Conclusion", Xiaowei Zhang
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The existent scholarship shows that the compositional structure of the four couplets in a regulated poem as "Introduction, Development, Contrast, and Conclusion" was first proposed by Yang Zai and Fan Peng in the Yuan Dynasty. Yang Zai summarized various comments and arguments on metric prosody in the Tang and Song dynasties, modified by his own views, while Fan Peng argued that the structuring might apply not only to regulated verse but to all the literary creation. Fan Peng had also proposed his own criteria for the structuring of regulated verse, based perhaps on his own Jiangxi local poetics. Fan Peng's …
Western Literature Or Western Learning? On Wang Tao's Experience And Practice, Huaiqing Duan
Western Literature Or Western Learning? On Wang Tao's Experience And Practice, Huaiqing Duan
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
The communication between Wang Tao (1828-1897) and protestant missionaries in the Late Qing Dynasty focused on the Western religion and learning. When discussing Western learning, Wang Tao also used the term "literature," a term that would have great influence on the developmental history of pre-modern Chinese literary thoughts. While he had a systematic exploration into the development of Western learning and the Jesuits' works in the Late Ming, Wang Tao didn't elaborate on the concept of the term "wenxue (literature)," although he had mentioned Western poetry and other genres as well as some important Greek, Roman and British poets. Wang …
Yan Lianke And Chinese Literature In The Perspective Of World Literature, Zhang Yingjin
Yan Lianke And Chinese Literature In The Perspective Of World Literature, Zhang Yingjin
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
This paper delineates Yan Lianke's literary status in line with David Damrosch's tripartite definition of world literature, and then reexamines the bipolar assessments of modern Chinese literature in Western Sinology in terms of international cultural politics as represented by the Nobel Prize in Literature. With reference to two key words in Mo Yan's Nobel acceptance speech — "human" and "transcendence" — the paper further explores the contemporary transformation of realism and Yan Lianke's "spiritual realism" in theory and practice.
Anime And Identity: The Reception Of Sailor Moon By Adolescent American Fans, Darrah M. Hewlett
Anime And Identity: The Reception Of Sailor Moon By Adolescent American Fans, Darrah M. Hewlett
East Asian Studies Summer Fellows
This project looks at the way fans think, talk, and feel about the anime they watch and the manga they read. Specifically, it looks at fans of Sailor Moon, a series of Japanese anime and manga made in the 1990s that have been dubbed and translated into English and have been met with an enthusiastic reception among girls and young women in the United States. Sailor Moon is considered one of the first mass cultural productions to present images of girl power and gender equality and has generated a large and enthusiastic online community of fans. Most of its …
Review Of A Cultural History Of Japanese Buddhism By Brian Ruppert And William E. Deal, Ronald S. Green
Review Of A Cultural History Of Japanese Buddhism By Brian Ruppert And William E. Deal, Ronald S. Green
Philosophy and Religious Studies
No abstract provided.
The Fascination Of Manga: Cross-Dressing And Gender Performativity In Japanese Media, Sheena Marie Woods
The Fascination Of Manga: Cross-Dressing And Gender Performativity In Japanese Media, Sheena Marie Woods
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The performativity of gender through cross-dressing has been a staple in Japanese media throughout the centuries. This thesis engages with the pervasiveness of cross-dressing in popular Japanese media, from the modern shōjo gender-bender genre of manga and anime to the traditional Japanese theatre. Drawing on theories from gender-studies and performance aesthetics to delineate the female gender in traditional Japanese theatre, I follow the roles of, representation of, and media for women, concentrating on (1) manga, a form of sequential art featuring illustrations with corresponding text, (2) anime, animated productions (where the word anime is the abbreviated pronunciation of “animation” in …
Parental Involvement, Students' Self-Engagement, And Academic Achievement: A Structural Equation Model, Cuirong Wu
Parental Involvement, Students' Self-Engagement, And Academic Achievement: A Structural Equation Model, Cuirong Wu
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
In the ever-evolving landscape of China's education system, the gap between the rural and urban was always an important issue, not only the multifaceted interplay of parental involvement, student self-engagement, and academic performance. This study utilized a comprehensive national survey dataset through a thorough understanding of cultural nuances and educational intricacies specific to the Chinese context. Its aim was not only to decipher the underlying constructs of parental involvement and student self-engagement but also to investigate how these factors impacted academic achievement among students. The research unfolded in several stages using a representative sample of 10750 students from 112 schools …
Responding To “Comfort Woman” Denial At Central Washington University, Mark J. Auslander, Chong Eun Ahn
Responding To “Comfort Woman” Denial At Central Washington University, Mark J. Auslander, Chong Eun Ahn
Anthropology and Museum Studies Faculty Scholarship
No abstract available.
Reframing The Boundaries Of Household And Text In Hou Honglou Meng, Jessica Moyer
Reframing The Boundaries Of Household And Text In Hou Honglou Meng, Jessica Moyer
East Asian Languages & Cultures: Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
唐文治先生《論語大義》義理體統探要, Kwok Kwong Tang
唐文治先生《論語大義》義理體統探要, Kwok Kwong Tang
嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies
唐文治先生（１８６５—１９５４），是近代中國的經學大師與教育家，提出“讀經救國”，身體力行，信守不渝，其編纂的《十三經大義》，是經典教育的典範。自從退任上海交通大學校長，主持無錫國專之後，親自講授《論語大義》，三易其稿而成定本。其中發揮“救民命、正人心”的兩大主題，以義理貫通全書，反本開新，意義無比重大，爲向來注家所未有。對於深入研究與理解《論語》與孔門義理，實在能够起極爲重要的推動作用。遺憾的是，這部極爲重要的２０ 世紀《論語》學著作，連同唐先生其他著作，俱面臨同樣的冷遇，至今綿綿若存，行將湮滅！令人痛心。繼絶起廢，乃學術的神聖責任。本文介紹及探討的《論語大義》，屬於唐先生具備真實見地與承先啓後的重要成果，却長期未得應有的重視，這一現象透露了當代經學盲點之巨大。因此儘量徵引文本，期望有裨於唐先生著述的流傳與經學的開拓。
皮錫瑞《詩》主諷諭説探論, Changlin Cai
皮錫瑞《詩》主諷諭説探論, Changlin Cai
嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies
本文旨在探討皮錫瑞之《詩》學主張。文章首先指出《詩經》學中主刺的傳統，不必待新的學術時代之來臨纔黯然失色，其實在以《毛詩》學爲主流的《詩經》論述裏，這樣的諷諭傳統，已被排斥在《詩經》學的解釋序列中，反倒是此一諷諭精神，保留在歷代詩歌著作中。其次，指出皮錫瑞依漢代文獻舉證《毛詩》學系統裏對《周南》、《召南》出以后妃教化之解釋，並非《詩》之本義。尤其從對《關雎》一詩性質的認定上進一步指出漢代官方的今文《詩》學立場對詩歌的性質與功能一直有清楚的認識，就是以《三百篇》當諫書。於《關雎》，則有臣子之主文譎諫，而無后妃之德風天下。再次，皮氏指出後世詩人得風人之遺者，雖托言男女，非實言男女。進而批評朱子的《詩》學態度有失偏頗，於《楚辭》之托男女，近於褻狎而不莊者，未嘗以男女淫邪解之，獨於《風》詩之托男女近於褻狎而不莊者，必盡以男女淫邪解之。最後，指出皮錫瑞認爲《詩》之主刺，並非怨刺之意，而是以温柔敦厚抒其情，委婉曲折以達之，所謂“托物爲諭，隱約其辭”，“不言理而言情，不務勝人而務感人”者。
編後記, Tzu Pin Hsu
編後記, Tzu Pin Hsu
嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies
嶺南學報第三輯命名爲“經學的傳承與開拓”。此輯輯録十一篇論文，主題涵蓋“五經”，從諸多面向呈現經學的新成果。此等論文的結集出版，既見證着兩輩學人薪火相傳、潛心經學的研究成果，也足以見證中文系在推動經學發展上踏上了新臺階。
《儀禮》各禮典之主要禮意與執禮時之三項基本禮意, Kuo-Liang Yeh
《儀禮》各禮典之主要禮意與執禮時之三項基本禮意, Kuo-Liang Yeh
嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies
《儀禮》十七篇，包括十四種禮典，即士冠禮、士昏禮、士相見禮、鄉飲酒禮、鄉射禮、燕禮、大射儀、聘禮、公食大夫禮、覲禮各一篇、喪禮三篇（士喪、既夕、喪服）、士虞禮一篇、士祭祖禮一篇（特牲饋食禮）、大夫祭祖禮二篇（少牢饋食禮、有司徹）。以上各禮典之遂行，均有其主要禮意欲表達，譬如“祭主敬，喪主哀”之類。此外，各禮典之諸多儀節在具體執行時亦有共通之基本禮意，筆者以爲可以歸納爲恭敬、肅靜、潔淨三項。通過此三項基本禮意之支撑，各禮典之主要禮意方能顯現。
讀王引之《經義述聞·爾雅》札記二則, Pang Fei Kwok
讀王引之《經義述聞·爾雅》札記二則, Pang Fei Kwok
嶺南學報 Lingnan Journal of Chinese Studies
高郵王念孫 (1744-1832) 、王引之 (1766-1834) 父子，爲清代樸學巨擘，學養深邃，其於典籍訓釋，論述嚴密，舉證精確，故結論往往一言九鼎，阮元 (1764-1849) 稱其“一字之證，博及萬卷”②，誠非謬讚。王氏之學，對後世影響十分深遠，然智者千慮，容或有失，今就《經義述聞·爾雅》“業，叙也”及“揚，續也”兩則，檢其可議之處，略陳己見，以供斟酌。