Vol. 24 No. 1 (2019): Theory and Practice. Speaking About Small Literatures in Their Own Language

Guest editors: Jonathan Locke Hart, Wu Shang

Published: 2019-08-22

Editorial

• Introduction: Theory and Practice

  Jonathan Locke Hart

  5-7

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• Introduction: Speaking About Small Literatures in Their Own Language

  Katre Talviste

  8-9

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Articles

• Contemporary International/World Novels’ Transmissibility from Partial Connections to Hermeneutics of Situation (With References to Glissant, Volpi, Murakami, and Rushdie)

  Jean Bessière

  10-29

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• Shakespeare in Theory and Practice

  Jonathan Locke Hart

  30-53

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• Geopolitics and Contesting Identities in Shakespeare’s The First Part of Henry VI

  I-Chun Wang

  54-66

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• Economic Obsession in Early Literary Imagination: Shakespeare, Jonson and More

  Francis K. H. So

  67-80

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• The Imagination of Criminals in Victorian London in Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

  Hiu Wai Wong

  81-94

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• Literature as Conduct: On J. Hillis Miller’s Speech-act Theory and Its Application

  Rong Guo

  95-112

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• Who We Are Is What Makes Us Laugh: Humour as Discourse on Identity and Hegemony

  Christian Ylagan

  113-127

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• Rethinking of the Crisis of Universalism: Toward a Pluralistic Orientation of Cosmopolitanism

  Ning Wang

  128-144

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• Orientalism and Re-Orientalism in Yann Martel’s Life of Pi

  Jiang Yuqin

  145-157

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• Essence of Technology and Ecological Disaster: A Heideggerian Reading of Margaret Atwood’s The Year of the Flood

  Lanxiang Wu, Xiaolin Zhou

  158-172

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• Virtue or Vice? Trauma Reflected in Mo Yan’s Frog

  Jinghui Wang

  173-189

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• Omission and its Impact on Character Reshaping in Literary Translation: A Case Study of Wolf Totem

  Xiaoli Wang

  190-204

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• Narrative Ethics of Post-Modern Visual Culture between Chinese “Diors Series” and Western “Loser Series” in Comparative Perspective

  Shaomin Zheng

  205-219

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• Interferenz statt Verspätung – Die Polysystemtheorie als Beschreibungsmodell für ‚kleine‘ Literaturen

  Fabienne Gilbertz

  220-235

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• Literature Defined by Language? Some Remarks on the Definition of Estonian Literature

  Anneli Kõvamees

  236-246

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• A Small Literature in the Service of Nation-Building: the Estonian Case

  Arne Merilai, Katre Talviste

  247-260

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About Authors

• About Authors

  261-266

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