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The Virtue and Politeia in the Funeral Speech of Socrates: The Philosophical Education in Plato's Menexenus

LI Xiangli

2018, 1(3): 400-409.

[Abstract](3030) [PDF 4936KB](608)

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Eighteenth-Century Britain and Spain: Do Their Imperial Histories Fit into a Common Grand Narrative?

Penelope J. Corfield

2020, 3(1): 9-30.

[Abstract](1293) [PDF 21180KB](382)

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Queering Honglou meng: The “Lust of Mind” Mode of Male Love & Its Afterlives

WANG Ke

2020, 3(1): 52-68.

[Abstract](977) [PDF 19120KB](1254)

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The Pilgrim's Journey to the Underworld: A Comparative Reading of Some Episodes from Virgil's Aeneid and Dante's Commedia

ZHU Zhenyu

2018, 1(3): 351-366.

[Abstract](865) [PDF 6359KB](558)

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Imagology: The Feats and Reflections (2014-2018)

ZHOU Yunlong

2018, 1(2): 295-300.

[Abstract](840) [PDF 1256KB](457)

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Why Modern Chinese Poetry? Challenges and Opportunities

Michelle Yeh

2020, 3(2): 211-222. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.2020321

[Abstract](812) [PDF 2727KB](1776)

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From Monroe to Mishima: Gender and Cultural Identity in Yasumasa Morimura's Performance and Photography

HUANG Bihe

2020, 3(2): 289-300. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.2020325

[Abstract](809) [PDF 4863KB](827)

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Elite Individuals as Representatives of Civilization in the Perspective of Qiaoyiology: Elias Canetti's and Franz Kafka's “Jewish Austria” and “Jewish China”

YE Jun

2020, 3(1): 31-51.

[Abstract](796) [PDF 20429KB](478)

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Literature and Cosmopolitan Imaginings: On the Diasporic Representation and Imaginary Cosmopolitanism in America is in the Heart and “One out of Many”

WANG Li

2018, 1(3): 377-385.

[Abstract](758) [PDF 6419KB](600)

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A Metaphor of Time and Space in the “Bird” Images of Han Dynasty Stone and the “Gansu Flying Horse”: Taking the Visual Interpretation of “Inverted Expression of Images” as Logical Starting Point from a Cross-Cultural Perspective

MA Kaizhen

2020, 3(2): 223-260. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.2020322

[Abstract](750) [PDF 17620KB](590)

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Material Evidence Priority: Quadruple Evidence Method and the “Jade-Making China Trilogy”

YE Shuxian

2020, 3(3): 415-437. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.20203301

[Abstract](728) [PDF 1717KB](1135)

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The Yijing as a Receptive Text: A Phenomenological Research

DOU Keyang

2020, 3(3): 438-451. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.20203302

[Abstract](725) [PDF 1728KB](980)

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ZHU Yu. Wordsworth as a Listener

SUN Hongwei

2018, 1(3): 500-503.

[Abstract](715) [PDF 1893KB](494)

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Lu Xun's Fiction in the English World, 1926-1954

GU Jun

2021, 4(2): 281-300. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.20214203

[Abstract](715) [PDF 590KB](60)

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Reading the Four Books with Aristotle: A Hermeneutical Approach to the Translation of the Confucian Classics by François Noël SJ (1651-1729)

Henrik Jaeger

2018, 1(3): 367-376.

[Abstract](708) [PDF 972KB](499)

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Nicolai Volland. Socialist Cosmopolitanism: The Chinese Literary Universe, 1945-1965

XU Hangping

2020, 3(2): 384-387. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.20203212

[Abstract](697) [PDF 1653KB](478)

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Nietzsche's Revaluation of the “Homeric Question”—How “Philosophy has become what Philology was”

ZHANG Wei

2018, 1(1): 32-47.

[Abstract](684) [PDF 1552KB](468)

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“Connatching”: An Important Thinking Mode in Traditional Chinese Culture

RAN Qibin

2020, 3(3): 452-468. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.20203303

[Abstract](677) [PDF 1933KB](1746)

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Between German Frühromantik and Goethe: On Walter Benjamin's Literary Thoughts in Zwei Gedichte der Hölderlin

YAO Yunfan

2020, 3(2): 276-288. doi: 10.19857/j.cnki.ICL.2020324

[Abstract](672) [PDF 1922KB](481)

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Taking Confucian Religiousness On Its Own Terms

Roger T. AMES

2018, 1(1): 17-31.

[Abstract](668) [PDF 1552KB](1039)

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International Comparative Literature (In Chinese and English) is a bilingual international academic publication sponsored by Shanghai Normal University and undertaken by the Center for Comparative Literature and World Literature of Shanghai Normal University, a state key discipline.In July 2017, it was approved to be published. It was released 16 times and was publicly issued at home and abroad.It is the only official journal featured by bilingual Chinese and English, with the purpose of communicating and spreading Chinese culture with international academic circles, and with the content of cross-national, cross-language and cross-disciplinary comparative study of literature and culture.

The predecessor of International Comparative Literature (In Chinese and English), the edition of Wen Bei: Journal of English Comparative Literature in China, was founded by Mr. Sun Jingyao (1942-2012), an important founder of Chinese comparative literature in the new era. It lasted more than 35 years

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