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爱沙尼亚文学研究

353-357 爱沙尼亚的文学与文化

居里·塔尔维特

358-369 德国文学在爱沙尼亚地位的转变

——从改编文学到翻译文学

丽娜·卢卡斯

370-388 怪诞风格与爱沙尼亚文学

安妮丽·麦克勒夫

389-402 为剧场而创作

——爱沙尼亚戏剧发展二十年

露·埃普纳

韩国文学研究

403-404 韩国文学研究导言

李英石

405-420 金春洙的“处容断章”

李英石

421-430 本土矛盾与全球参与

——论当代韩国小说创作背景中的崔任勋和黄皙瑛

尹诚浩

431-438 吴泰锡戏剧《我爱DMZ》和莎士比亚戏剧中的神秘色彩

李宝柆

439-452 反视距离及其限度

——评金炫拷问式、冥想式和欲望式的文学批评

尹壹焕

易卜生戏剧的文学伦理学批评

453-455 易卜生戏剧研究的新方法

——文学伦理学批评的视角

张连桥

456-466 身份困惑与伦理选择

—— 《海上夫人》的主人公艾梨达分析
朱黎航
467-477 人生的建筑师
——论《建筑师》中的身份追寻与心灵孤独
林宛莹
478-486 “究竟社会正确，还是我正确？”
——论《玩偶之家》的伦理身份与伦理禁忌
郑美善

土耳其文学研究

487-488 土耳其文学研究导言
塞金·艾丁
489-500 托马斯·哈代与塔朗吉诗歌中的“死亡”问题
古尔·丹尼兹·德米雷尔·埃德米尔
501-509 迷失于能指的自由游戏
——阿齐兹 *聂辛“爱的符号”之德里达式解读
塞达*厄曼古尔
510-516 《躺下等死》
——土耳其共和国早期女性身份意识的形成
纳藤·贝里克

517-528 接受的复调
——中国巴洛克文学研究的回顾与反思
金琼
529-533 在历史与未来的交叉口上
——评《当代中国外国文学研究（1949—2009）》
尚必武
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１８７－１８９　瑞典文学研究专刊导言

简·马丁松

１９０－２０３　卡尔·麦克·贝尔曼：十八世纪的诗人、歌手和作曲家

约翰·斯特恩斯托姆

２０４－２１６　诗的音乐会：林德纳，奥珊斯特纳和长诗

阿尔弗雷德·斯约丁

２１７－２２６　论十九世纪杰出的瑞典诗人

伊娃·黑特纳·奥里利乌斯

２２７－２３４　化蛹成蝶：斯特林堡《精神区域》中的女性形象

阿斯特丽德·热格里尔

２３５－２４９　阿斯特里德·林德格林斯的双重身份

海伦·俄瑞安德

２５０－２５９　瑞典和加拿大儿童历史读物中的迁徙与身份

玛丽·英格曼森

２６０－２７５　医生与牧师：希尔玛·索德伯格的《格拉斯医生》与本特·奥尔森的

《格里高瑞斯》的爱与邪恶主题

林娜·阿林

２７６－２９０　美学再议的基点：夏丝汀·艾克曼《光之城》的形象

塞西莉亚·林德

２９１－３０６　超越史迪格·拉森：当代瑞典犯罪小说的传统与发展趋势

科斯汀·伯格曼

３０７－３１５　莉丝贝·莎兰德的标签化与身份

特里·司干普·比杰里德

３１６－３２７　托马斯·特朗斯特罗默诗歌中的生与死

简·马丁松

３２８－３３２　翻译《阿尼阿拉号》的诱惑和挑战

万之

３３３－３３５　一个诺贝尔奖评委会成员的反思

谢尔·埃斯普马克

３３６－３３７　评《繁缕鹿蹄草》

简·马丁松

３３８－３３９　评《日历之外》

简·马丁松

３４０－３５１　“垮掉的一代”：从１９６０年代的美国到１９９０年代的中国

樊星
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拉蒙·德尔·巴列因克兰研究
１-４　拉蒙·德尔·巴列因克兰研究导言
阿图罗·卡萨斯
５-７　现代主义与小说：论拉蒙·德尔·巴列因克兰
达里奥·维拉纽瓦
１８-３２　“艾斯坡朋图”：一种表现荒诞和残暴的戏剧形式
罗伯特·利马
３３-４８　拉蒙·德尔·巴列因克兰与造型艺术
玛格丽塔·桑托斯·扎斯
４９-６４　文明与野蛮：《暴君班德拉斯》的遗产
安东尼奥·弗朗西斯科·佩德罗斯加斯科
６５-７５　欧洲直觉主义、神秘主义和现代性的表现：以因克兰的《香味传奇》为例
罗萨里奥·马斯卡托雷伊
丹麦挪威的福利文学研究
７６-７７　丹麦挪威福利文学研究导言
安玛丽·麦
７８-８５　论丹麦福利型国家中作家的角色
安玛丽·麦
８６-１０２　论挪威福利型国家中作家的角色（１９５０－１９７５）
陶·瑞姆
１０３-１１６　哈拉德·霍夫丁和 Ｈｅｒｅｔｉｃａ杂志撰稿人福利思想的对话和宗教主题
安德斯·泰仁·安德森
１１７-１２４　变革中不可解决的冲突：汉斯·安徒生《幸运女神的套鞋》中的现代性
乔斯·诺里加德·弗兰森
１２５-１３３　拼贴的城市——城市的拼贴：斯温·霍尔姆《我的最爱——一部类型小说》中审美与政治的互动
安提耶·威斯曼
１３４-１４９　福利国家与养老院小说：本特·文·尼尔森的《百姓生活》
彼特·西蒙森
中国文学研究
１５０－１５９　中国当代小说的政治主题
杨金才
１６０-１６４　翻译中失去的自我：社会语言学视角下的汉诗英译中的现代性与意合
卢卡斯·克兰
１６５-１８５　埃兹拉·庞德的“刘彻”与翻译诗学
李英石

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Japanese Literature Studies

275  Introduction to Japanese Literature Studies

Oshima Hitoshi
276-288 The self-organization of Japanese Literature
Maria Jesusde Prada Vincente
289-298 Mythological Heroes in Korea and Japan
Min Byung-Noon
299-310 The literary value of Basho’s poetry
Oshima Hitoshi
311-322 The Decorative and the Poetic in Rimpa Art
Cynthia Daugherty
323-332  “You’re Forever Stuck in Neutral，Manmeat”:Hobbesian Biopolitics
and the Rise of the Transhuman
Thomas Lolis
Romanian Literature and Culture Studies

333  Romanian Cultural Identity:Landmarks and Turning Points
Monica Spiridon
334-341 Oriental Voyages:Marthe Bibesco’s ExtendedCountry
Roxana Verona
342-349 The Picturesque Romania:An Exercise of Reterritorialization and Sym-
bolic Translocation
Romanita Constantinescu
350-363 Post-1989 Romanian Literature and the Reframing of Cultural Identity
Marcel Cornis-Pope
364-371 Romanian Cultural Identity:Remembered，Recorded，Invented
Monica Spiridon
Brazilian Literature Studies

372   Introduction:Homage to Brazil
Charles Ross
373-382 Juliet’s Brazilian Mother
Charles Ross
383-398 Postcolonial Plagiarisms:Yambo Ouloguem，Calixthe Beyala，and Witi Ihimaera
Shaun F. D. Hughes
399-409 The Poignant Moment:From G.  E.  Lessing to Film Theory
Beate I. Allert
410-419 English in the Expanding Circle:the Differences Do Make a Difference
Margie Berns
420-433 Orpheus and the Racialized Body in Brazilian Film and Literature of the
Twentieth Century
Patrice D. Rankine
434 Notice from Office

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FWLS website( http;//www. fwls. org/) can be available now，which provides a new way for readers to know its past and the latest contents and for authors to download the digital issue including his or her articles. In the coming future it will facilitate more functions and from then on communications between readers and editors, submission and subscription can be done through this website.
FWLS is still advancing its way to full success and appreciates supports and conterns from all circles though it has made some progress. More contributions in area of literature including literary theory，cultural studies，particularly articles which engage in those literatures written in Non-English languages are warmly welcome.
On the occasion of Christmas and New Year FWLS conveys its best wishes to all the readers，authors and Editorial Board members. Merry Christmas and Happy New year!

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Hans Christian Andersen and the Fairy Tale Studies

158  Introduction to Topic on Hans Christian Andersen and the Fairy Tale
Jorgen Veisland
159-165  Lydia Cabrera’s African Fables from Cuba as a Text Theatre
Barbara Stawicka-Pirecka
166-172  Treue in Three Tales by the Brothers Grimm
Dolores Buttry
173-183  Nation Building and Folklore in Norway 1840-1905
Gudleiv Boy
184-194  The Language of Andersen’s Early Fairy Tales
Tom Lundskar-Nielsen
195-203  Dual or Single Address? Some Reflections on Hans Christian Andersen’s
Fairy Tales in Polish Translations
Hanna Dymel-Trzebiatowska
204-210  The Writer of Tales:Hans Christian Andersen as a Cultural Bridge-
Builder
Johannes Norregaard Frandsen
211-219  “The Dryad” by Hans Christian Andersen:A Fairy Tale on Modern Times
and The World Exhibition of 1867
Anne-Marie Mai
220-231  The End of the Fairy Tale:Hans Christian Andersen’s“The Shadow”
Jorgen Veisland

Slovenian Literature and Culture Studies

232-233  Comparativism in Slovenia:Introduction
Tomo Virk
234-247  Oedipus and Joseph K.
Janez Vrebko
248-254  The Short Story as a Genre of Ontological Uncertainty
Tomo Virk
255-266  The Historical Novel, Ideology and Re-organization of the Semiosphere:
The Case of the Slovene Historical Novel
Vanesa Matajc

Book Reviews

267-271  The Voice We Need to Listen to:A Comment on Perloff’ s Poetic License
Hu Quansheng
272-274  Striving for a New Critical Approach:Rereading English Literature in the
Perspective of Ethical Literary Criticism
Yang Jincai

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1-2
Introduction to“Graphic Engagement:The Politics of Comics and Ani-
mation”
Derek Parker Royal
S. C. Gooch
Juan Meneses
3-14
“Later, Buddy”:The Politics of Loss and Trauma Representation in
Tengen Topper Gurren Lugunn
Vyshali Manivannan
15-24
“A Great Artist Can Come from Anywhere”:Globalization in the Pixar
Animated Feature
Walter C. Metz
25-39
Manger as Historical Medium:Depictions of Prince Shotoku’s Authorship
of the Sangyo-gisho in Japanese Comic Books
Mark Dennis
40-51
Queering the Family Album:the Re-orientation of Things in Alison
Bechdel’s Fun Home
Rebecca Scherr
52-60
Breaking Barriers:Moving Beyond Orientalism in Comics Studies
Leah Misemer
61-69
The Breakdown of Heroism in the 1970s:Miserable Men in Franco-Bel-
gian Western Comics
Kira Ackermann
70-80
Historical Narrative and the Misrepresentation of Wartime Labor Recruit-
ment in Kenkanryu
Erik Ropers
81-93
“This Living Hand”:Fantasies of Handwriting in the Comics of Kevin
Huizenga
Aaron Kashtan
94-106
Otaku Dreams:The Re-membering of Japan in Murakami Takashi’s
“Earth at My Window”
Jannik Haruo Eikenaar
107-117
The Politics of One Piece:Political Critique in Oda’ s Water Seven
Thomas Zoth
118-128
“True-To-Life”:Romance Comics and Teen-Age Desire，1947一1954
Jeanne Gardner
129-136
The Liberal Imagination Unlimited:On Joe Sacco’s The Fixer:A  Story
From Sarajevo
Daniel Morris
137-146
Perceiving Persepolis:Personal Narrative，Sense Memories，and Visual
Simplicity in Marjane Satrapi’s Animated Autobiography
Meghan Gilbride
147-156
Political Engagements:Thinking Inside the Frame
S. C. Gooch
Juan Meneses

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Coetzee Studies

J. M.  Coetzee’s Australian Realism
Elleke Boehmer    341
To Speak of This You Would Need the Tongue of a God:Coetzee’s Age of Iron
Township Violence，and the Classics
Derek Attridge    355
Writing Self as Other; J.  M.  Coetzee’s“ life writing” in Scenes from Provincial Life
Sue Kossew     363
The Genre Strategy of Coetzee’s Writing; Hybridization of Fiction and Non-fiction
Cai Shengqin     376

Tagore Studies

A Living Legacy:The
Poonam Surie       386
Grand Visit to China;
Wei Liming         396
Holistic Development:
Rajasri Basu        427
Relevance of Tagore in Today’s World
Historical Significance of Tagore’s China Visit
A Tagorean Vision

Bjornson Studies

Bjornson and Women’s Social Emancipation
Tove Bakke     437
Bjornson Spirit:The Benevolent Loves Others
Liu Minghou        444
A Mind as Broad as the Ocean:A Few Thoughts on Bjornstjerne Bjornson’s“The
Ocean”
Sun Jian     455
Miracle and Violence as Phenomena of Hope and Happiness:On Bjornson and Be-
yond Our Power
Ng Hong Chiok   460

Estonian Literature Studies

For a First Glance at Estonian Literature
Juri Talvet   466
Estonian Poetry:The Seduction and the Toil of Thinking in Rhymes
Juri Talvet   468
Estonian Poetry in English
Lauri Pilter   487
Translating from French Language into Estonian Literature
Katre Talviste   505

Book Reviews

A Call for Love and Harmony:On Juri Talvet’s Poetry and Prose
Hu Tianfu    518

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Introduction
Ty Buckman and Charles S. Ross   169

World Shakespeare

Othello and the French Tradition in Les enfants du paradis
Charles S.  Ross
172
Shakespeare in Iowa
Brady J. Spangenberg   181
The Anti-Gaze in a Hybrid Shakespeare:A Discussion of Women Characters in Priuce
of the Himalayas
Runlei Zhai   194
Love and Empire:The Transnational Logic of Feng Xiaogang’s The Banquet
Jinhua Li       206
Representations of Shakespearean Women in Contemporary Brazilian Media
Christiaue F.  de Alcantara   215
Creating the Ghosts of Modernity:Magic and Memory in Hamlet and Cieu Anos de
Soledad
Jason Lotz   227

Renaissance Travels through Milton，Time，and Mind

Expensive Egypt
David Read   237
Language and Difference in Hakluyt’s Principal Navigations
Marianne Montgomery   246
Olympias and Infidelity in the Alexander Romances:A Cross Cultural Study
Jena AL-Fuhaid   254
The Mythical Method in Song and Saga，Verse and Prose:Part II
James Nohrnberg   270
The Epic Decision:From Homer to Milton
Peter Hufnagel      303
The Fight Over the Body in Paradise Lost Book IV
Ty Buckman        317
Devotional Method and Efficacious Reading in John Donne’s Devotions饰on Emergent
Occasions
Mardy Philippian，Jr.    329
Wang Xiao-ping Won the 2nd Nara International Myriad Leaves Prize of Japan
Chao Gao   338

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Analyses of Ibsen’s Dramatic Texts

Peer Gynt’ s Boundary-Crossings ; The Global Map of His Empirical and Mental Journeys
Kraut Brynhildsvoll   1
The Lady from the Sea:Emergence from Marine Unconscious to Awakened Living
Rukesh Mohun Shurmu          7
Discord and Harmony Between Human and Nature:An Ecological Interpretation of
The Lady from the Sea
Dunni Dui     19
Periphery and Tragedy:Ibsen and the Emergence of a Literary Form
Leonardo F.  Lisi     28
Ibsen’s Use of Holy Days:An Amalgam of Philosophy，Poetry，and Religion
Truusti Olufsson      35
The Use of the Gun and the Myth of Freedom
Subihu Huq          45
Ibsen’s Compass:Points of Dread and Desire
Anne-Charlotte Hunes Harvey   51

Ibsen’s Plays on Stage

Negotiating Difference:Contemporary  Bengali  Representations of When  We Dead
Awaken and The Wild Duck in Bengal
Tuputi Guptu   63
Ibsen in the Globalized Society:Multiculturalism-or the Lack Thereof-in Norwe-
gian Ibsen Performance
Lixian Cheng   69
Intercultural Implications of A Doll’s House:Experiences with a Production of Ibsen’s
Play in Mozambique.
Helge Running   75
The Making of a World Dramatist:Ibsen and Det Norske Treater
Tanya Thresher   82
Post-perestroyka Receptions in Staging Ibsen
Margarita Odesskuyu   89

Comparative Studies on Ibsen

The Theme of“Discussion”:Ibsen，Shaw and Ding Xilin Compared
Sun Jian      97
The Role of Women in the Reception of Ibsen in Finland in the 1880s and 1890s
H. K.  Riikonen   103
Misinterpretation and Innovation:Receptions of A Doll’s House during May Fourth
Movement in China
Chen Liang    109
Playbird or Featherbrain
May-Brit Akerholt   117
A Doll’s House and Kramer vs. Kramer; Objections to Family Law
Bjurne Murkussen   123
Meeting Points of Ibsen and Rabindranath
Kuzul Krishna Bunerjee    131
Tracie Utoh-Ezeajugh’s Nneora:An African Doll’s House as a Paradigm
Alex C. Asigbo        140
The Biographers’Tale of Ibsen’s Childhood
Jens-Morten Hanssen       149

Reviews

Preface to The Interplay Between Art and Politics:A Study of Langston Hughes’:Poetry
Nie Zhenzhao    159
Classic of China, Treasure of the World:Review on The History of Japanese Research
on The Book of Ancient Chinese Poem
Liu Jiuling   164

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