Vol. 89 No. 2 (2021): East Asian and Southeast Asian Literature in the World Literary Space

Published: 2021-09-30

Introduction to the Special Issue

• Introduction: East Asian and Southeast Asian literature in the World Literary Space

  Táňa Dluhošová; Kuei-fen Chiu

  223-236

  • INTRO.PDF

Research Article

• Bringing the Monkey King to the World A Case Study of Arthur Waley’s Monkey

  Ji Hao

  237-259

  • Requires Subscription JH.PDF
• From Gaomi to Nobel The Making of Mo Yan’s Fiction as World Literature through English Translation

  Jinquan Yu, Wenqian Zhang

  261-282

  • Requires Subscription JQ.PDF
• The Unquiet Dreams of Lesser Malaysian Writers Tradition and the Global Malaysian Novel

  Brandon K. Liew

  283-310

  • Requires Subscription BKL.PDF
•  Japanese Literature in Contemporary Hungary Trends in Translation and the Influence of Haruki Murakami

  Katalin Dalmi

  311-337

  • Requires Subscription KD.PDF
• Canon Breeds Canon Murakami Haruki, World Literature, and the Hegemonic Representation of Japan in the United States

  Jordi Serrano-Muñoz

  339-363

  • Requires Subscription JSM.PDF
• Gao Xingjian’s Escape from Orientalism

  Michael Ka-chi Cheuk

  365-387

  • Requires Subscription MC.PDF
• Drifting in the World Literary Space Travel and Self-Exile in Leung Ping-Kwan’s Poems

  Chienwei Pan

  389-411

  • Requires Subscription CHW.PDF

Review Articles

• From Indigenization to the World Reflections on the Themes and Methodologies in Recent Taiwanese Literary Studies

  Pei-yin Lin

  413-427

  • PYL.pdf
• Out of the Ashes On Hong Kong Literature Studies 2010–2020

  C. T. Au

  429-442

  • CTAU.PDF