ISL Vol.2 No.1

Contents

Engaging with the World: An Interview with Terry Tempest Williams

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Core Concepts and Basic Theories of Narrative: A Conversation with Gerald Prince

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Remarks on Narrative Space

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“The Hell of the Same”: On Ethical Confusions of Human Cloning in A Number

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Ethical Choice and Tragical Chaos in the Lais by Marie de France

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The Reading Cultures and Ethical Codes of Germany and Japan in the Eighteenth Century

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The Discourse Construction of Ethical Literary Criticism: History, Arguments and Prospects

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The Taste of Picturesque and its Ethical Absence as Reflected in William Gilpin’s Observations on the River Wye

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A Literary Ethical Criticism of the Marriage Narrative in Hanif Kureishi’s Novella, Intimacy

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A Comparative Study on the Element of Revolt in Children’s Literature from the Perspective of Ethical Literary Criticism

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Humanism in the Unnatural Narrative: The Ethical Appeal and the Salvation of the Subject in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

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Further Reflection on the Tragedy of Madame Bovary from the Perspective of Virtue Theory

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Music and “Uncanny” in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfal

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Literary Canon and Cultural Continuity: Leavis’s Construction of the “Living Tradition”

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Loyal and Flexible Translation and Dissemination of Chinese Literature: A Review of Journey of Sinologists’ English Translation of Chinese Literature

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A Masterpiece of the Research on Japanese Contemporary Social Literature: Thirty Years of Social Literature: Bubble Economy, the End of Cold War, 3.11

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The Becoming and Developing of British Children’s Literature： A Review of From the Industrial Revolution to Children’s Literature Revolution: A Study on Modern British Fairy-tale Novels

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