ISL Vol.7, No.2

Contents

A Note on Cao Shunqing’s Contributions to Comparative Literature

From the Critical “Aphasia” to “the Rewriting of Civilization History”: An Interview with Cao Shunqing

A New Orientation in Chinese-Western Comparative Literature: From Homogeneity to Variation

The Tragic Predestination of Buendia Family: Isomorphism Interpretation of One Hundred Years of Solitude with Dual Theories

Ethics of Memory and History Reconstruction in A Gesture Life

Towards and Return: Global Dialogue and Discourse Construction of Chinese Literary Theory

The Local Narration and Ethical Choice of Thomas Hardy and Jia Pingwa

The Construction of War Memory and Ethical Reflection: Odor Writing in The Puppet Boy of Warsaw

Sound, Listening and Brain Text: A Study on the Soundscape in Mrs. Dalloway

Ethical Identity of Self and Other in American 9/11Novels

The Tragic Predestination of Buendia Family: Isomorphism Interpretation of One Hundred Years of Solitude with Dual Theories

Ethics of Memory and History Reconstruction in A Gesture Life

A Review Essay for Contemporary Marxist Aesthetics and Criticism: Interviews with Western Scholars

The Secret of Success: Attridge’s Academic Review in Derek Attridge in Conversation

A Panoramic View of Danish Literature since the 20th Century in the Social and Historical Framework: On Danish Literature in the 20th and the Early 21st Century