ISL Vol.6,No.1

Contents

New Perspectives into Children’s Literature: An Interview with Peter Hunt

Biofiction, Heterobiography and the Ethics of Speaking of, for and as Another

Causes of Formation and Modes of Dissemination of World Literary Classics

Yoshikawa Eiji’s Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Its Ethical Values in South Korea

The Ethics of Memory: Self-Reconstruction and Character Narration in The Sense of an Ending

Natural Science and the “Realist” Spirit of Realism

A Reexamination of the Hippie Movement: The Peripeteia of Charles’ Ethical Choices in The Rachel Papers

The Construction of the Protagonist’s Ethical Identity as a Southern Exile in Thomas Wolfe’s Novels: A Case Study of Look Homeward, Angel and Of Time and the River

From Ethical Literary Criticism to the Combination of History and Poetry: The Writing of Nanjing Massacre in Contemporary Chinese Literature and Film and Television Works

The Implication of Political Ethics in the Religious Identity Narration of Melville’s Novel

Tom Stoppard’s Darkside: An Ethics-embedded Soundscape

From Classics to Canon Formation: British Literature midst Changes in the Idea of Culture

Perkin Marsh’s Environmental Writing and Ethical Reflection on Man and Nature

Interdisciplinary Critical Landscape of Ethical Literary Criticism: A Review of A Study on the Theory of Ethical Literary Criticism

Unveiling Moral Masquerade and Reviewing the Beauty of Ethics: A New Approach to Henry Fielding’s Novels