Publications
Chinese Journal of Literary Criticism
issue 37,no.1(January 2024)
- “The Second Integration” Leads the Theory Construction of Contemporary Literature and Art
- Cultural Subjectivity and Its Literary Expression
- Reflections on Life Rooted in National Culture—On the View of Life and Spiritual Direction of Yousheng
- The Mind of the Times and Its Forms—Yousheng and the Problem of Narration in Contemporary Novels
- Another Kind of Epic: Native Experience, Women’s Writing, and Lyrical Variations in Yousheng
- From “Yinhe” and “Yuehe” to “Banghe”—“Harmony” and the Theory of Community in Traditional Chinese Thought on Literature and Art
- Inhale the Qi of Heaven and Earth: The “Harmony” of Ancient Chinese Scholars and Its Aesthetic Connotation
- The Construction of a Modern Chinese Aesthetics of “Harmony” from the Perspective of Mutual Learning among Cultures
- Literary Criticism of New Media as the “Digital Humanities 2.0”
- The Data Nature and Data Criticism of Online Literature
- Seeking Balance between Popular and Professional Discourse—Centred on Douban Literary Criticism
- A Comparison of the Ethics of Narrator’s Intention in Chinese and Western Novels
- From “Bixing” to Allegory—Reflection on the Opposing Modes of Chinese and Western Poetics
- Predicaments and Reflections on New Criticism’s Interpretation of Classical Chinese Poetry—Focusing on Yan Yuanshu’s Analysis of Spring Hope and Its Criticisms
- The Space of Aesthetics and the Aesthetics of Space—The Journey and Purpose of Henri Lefebvre’s Aesthetic Thought in China
- The Self, or the Faces of the Other—Urban Perception and Emotional Narration in the Novels by the Post-1990s Generation
- Urban Experience and Narrative Transformation of Youth Writing—An Analysis of Literary Works Written by the Post-1990s Generation
- Reflection, Topic and Space: A Discussion on 20-Years of Urban Literature by the Post-1990s Writers
- In 221 BCE, the Qin wars of conquest brought an end to the Warring States Period, a tumultuous era marked by…MORE
- The tradition of painting coffins is deeply rooted in Han culture, and the origin of the lian-bi patterns ca…MORE
- China’s Great Wall dates back as early as to the Spring and Autumn period.MORE
- The Miaodigou culture was viewed as the heyday of painted pottery.MORE
- Xu Zhimo was known for his efforts to set Chinese poetry free from the constraints of its traditional forms,…MORE
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