ISL Vol.3 No.2

Contents

World Literature and World History of Literature in Transnational Context: An Interview with Theodoor L. D’haen

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World Literature, War and Revolution: The Significance of Viktor Shklovskii’s A Sentimental Journey

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RENWENXUE YINKUO: An Alternative Interpretation of Western Learning

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A Comparative Study on Meaning and Vocabulary Distribution in Chinese and Japanese Disaster Poetry: Focusing on Disaster Poetry after the 5.12 Great Sichuan Earthquake and the 3.11 Great East Japan Earthquake

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The Translingual Expressions in Overseas Chinese English Writings

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Post-imperial Europe and Transborder Communities

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Ethical Choice in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway and Chinese “Way”

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Memory, Desire and Ethics: Feminist Interpretation of Alice Munro’s The Love of a Good Woman

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Fifty Years of Sylvia Plath’s Poetry Studies in the UK and US

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Translator’s Ethics in L. Eydlin’s Translation of The Everlasting Regret

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Historic and Poetic: Interpreting Historiographic Metafiction

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The Patrice and Failure of Hu Lancheng’s Thought from the Perspective of Print Culture: The Creative Life of “The Threes Journal”

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From Resistance to Acceptance: Arthur Evans Moule and Chinese Ethics of Filial Piety

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The Clash of Amalgamations: Tomo Virk’s Approach to the Ethical Turn in Literary Criticism

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