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Why Modern Chinese Poetry? Challenges and Opportunities
“Connatching”: An Important Thinking Mode in Traditional Chinese Culture
Emily Dickinson’s Pivot of the Dao
Queering Honglou meng: The “Lust of Mind” Mode of Male Love & Its Afterlives
Material Evidence Priority: Quadruple Evidence Method and the “Jade-Making China Trilogy”
Taking Confucian Religiousness On Its Own Terms
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LI Sher-shiueh
LI Sher-shiueh received his Ph. D. in comparative literature from the University of Chicago. He is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Chinese Literature and Philosophy，“Academia Sinica，” with adjunct appointments in the “Graduate Institute” of Translation and Interpretation, Taiwan Normal University， and Graduate Institute of Intercultural Studies，Fu Jen Catholic University. Li also won the Hong Kong based Stephen C. Soong Translation Studies Memorial Awards in 2010 and 2012. He has published many books in Chinese， including Late Ming China and European Literature；Transwriting： Translated Literature and Late Ming Jesuits； Ming-Qing Western Learnings: Six Studies； and The Literary World of Joseph de Prémare. In addition to his Chinese works in this field, Li’s most recent publication is an English book entitled Jesuit Chreia in Late Ming China: Two Studies with an Annotated Translation of Alfonso Vagnone’s Illustrations of the Grand Dao (2014; co-authored with Thierry Meynard).
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