Shifting Boundaries: Global Perspectives on Literature and Culture

Carolyn F. Scott, et al.

2015年12月初版

9789865635152

250元

 

 

Building from the achievements of a collaborative project begun in 2011, a project sponsored by the Top University Office of National Cheng Kung University, faculty members at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature have collected the results of our exploration of the ways in which literature and literary analysis operate across and inside borders. These borders can be geographical, generic, temporal, political, theological, or cultural and crossing them can lead to transgression or definition. The exchange and transfer between old and new forms, thoughts, ideologies and imaginations intensify as borders shift and converge.

The nine articles collected in this book follow a theoretical model that examines the modes by which the discourse of modernity informs the imagination of the border and employ a methodology that frames the relation between literature and cultural practice. As a whole the book examines the emerging paradigms surrounding the movements across

 

Author

Shuli Chang

Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Chao-Fang Chen

Associate Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Jeff Johnson

Assistant Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Chung-Hsiung Lai

Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Pei-Chen Liao

Associate Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Min-Tser Lin

Associate Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Carolyn F. Scott

Associate Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Yin Wang

Assistant Professor / FLLD, NCKU

 

Su-Lin Yu

Professor / FLLD, NCKU