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1. Introduction: Global Chinese Literature Jing Tsu and David Der-wei Wang 2. Minor Sinophone Literature: Diasporic Modernity's Incomplete Journey Kim Chew Ng 3. Against Diaspora: The Sinophone as Places of Production Shu-mei Shih 4. Global Vision and Locatedness: World Literature in Chinese/by Chinese (Shijie huawen/huaren wenxue / ) from a Chinese ...
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1. Introduction: Global Chinese Literature Jing Tsu and David Der-wei Wang 2. Minor Sinophone Literature: Diasporic Modernity's Incomplete Journey Kim Chew Ng 3. Against Diaspora: The Sinophone as Places of Production Shu-mei Shih 4. Global Vision and Locatedness: World Literature in Chinese/by Chinese (Shijie huawen/huaren wenxue / ) from a Chinese ...
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Translating Chinese Literature
1995Leading scholar-translators talk about the craft of translating Chinese literature into English.
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Chinese Literature, Translation, and World Literature
2022Goethe spoke of Weltliteratur when he was reading a Chinese novel in translation; so in the originary moment of the concept, world literature was already connected with Chinese literature through translation. Despite its huge number of speakers and a long and rich literary history, however, the Chinese language is not the lingua franca in today’s world,
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A Chinese Encounters Chinese American Literature
Amerasia Journal, 2008I was almost charmed when I first encountered Chinese American literature in the late 1980s. By that time, I had met quite a few foreign literary "beauties" like Russian, French, British, American, German, Spanish, Latin American, et al., but never seen such a beautiful or handsome half-breed as Chinese American literature, who I immediately fell in ...
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What’s “Chinese” in Chinese Diasporic Literature?
2005In response to the call to reexamine the boundaries that circumscribe and define “modern Chinese literature”, this chapter considers the geographic and linguistic parameters of this field.1 Traditional distinctions between “Chinese literature” and “Asian American literature” rely on geographic, linguistic, and disciplinary divisions: the former being ...
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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Visualizing Classic Chinese Literature
2020This chapter introduces visualization databases and software that are commonly used in contemporary teaching and scientific research for humanities, such as ArcGIS, QGIS, CHGIS, CartoDB, Worldmap, CBDB, and GEPHI. Among them, CHGIS (China Historical Geographic Information System) and CBDB (China Biographical Database) are the projects led by Prof ...
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Chinese diasporas and their literature in Chinese
2015The Chinese diasporas have much to record and reflect on from their myriad trajectories of migration and settlement.1 The literary works they produce are among the important texts and subtexts capturing their memories and imaginations, apart from other artistic expressions such as art, music, and film. The literary content usually starts with a depiction
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