Critical Theory and Chinese Literary Studies : a special issue of Prism (17:2)

Zong-qi CAI

Critical Theory and Chinese Literary Studies : a special issue of Prism (17:2)

Zong-qi CAI (Editor)

Department of Chinese

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Abstract

Contributors to this special issue present the fruits of transpacific collaboration and a cross-section of innovative scholarship on Chinese literature pursued by scholars with diverse interests in critical theory. The essays tackle a wide range of issues in the studies of premodern and modern Chinese literature, such as ecocriticism, gender, intertextuality, orientalism, and affect.

Original language	English
Volume	17
No.	2
Specialist publication	PRISM
Publisher	Duke University Press
Publication status	Published - Oct 2020

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