Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature
A Cosmopolitan View of the Relevance of Literary Theory in the Twentieth Century: A Review of Galin Tihanov’s The Birth and Death of Literary Theory: Regimes of Relevance in Russia and Beyond
Cultural Misunderstanding in the Perspective of Mutual Learning among Civilizations
“Polyphonic Dialogue” in Bakhtin’s Interdisciplinary Exploration
Ethical Expression and Dual Emotions of the Anti-Japanese War in The New Immigrant Literature
Ethical Choice: “Authorial Agency” or “Readerly Responsibility”? On the Narrative Trap of The Crimson Candle and James Phelan’s Selective Blindness
Ethical Introspection on Domestic Violence in The Vegetarian
Space, Thing and Human in Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said: An Ethical Thought Experiment
Technology Utopian Imagination and Posthuman Anxiety: An Ethical Criticism of Artificial Intelligence in R.U.R.
Revisiting Walter Scott’s Return to Romance in Ivanhoe: The Ethical Blending of Politics and Aesthetics in the Historical Novel
The “Ethical Filtering” in the Animated Adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Plays
文学跨学科研究