Comparative literature studies

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  Año 2004, Vol. 41, Número 4

  • In Memoriam

    Earl Miner

    pág. 1

    

  • GREAT BEARER:IMAGES OF THE US IN THE WRITINGS OF THE AIR RAIDS

    Sugawara Katsuya

    págs. 451-463

    

  • The poetics of recontextualization: intertextuality in a chinese adaptive translation of the picture of Dorian Gray

    págs. 464-481

    

  • THE TOPOGRAPHY OF DALIAN AND THE CARTOGRAPHY OF FANTASTIC ASIA IN ANZAI FUYUE'S POETRY

    Thshiko Ellis

    págs. 482-500

    

  • THE FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP IN TÔSON SHIMAZAKI'S THE BROKEN COMMANDMENT AND WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S HAMLET

    Saburo Satô

    págs. 501-508

    

  • KOBAYASHI HIDEO, APOLOGIST FOR THE "SAVAGE MIND"

    Oshima Hitoshi

    págs. 509-519

    

  • THE HAUNTED GRAPH: SIGNIFIANT STUDIES OF NAKAJIMA, BORGES, AND NABOKOV

    Morosaka Shigetoshi

    págs. 520-545

    

  • GHOSTS IN THE CITY: MOURNING AND MELANCHOLIA IN ZHU TIANXIN'S THE OLD CAPITAL

    págs. 546-564

    

  • RENAISSANCE NUN VS. KOREAN GISAENG CHASTITY AND FEMALE CELIBACY IN MEASURE FOR MEASURE AND "CHUN-HYANG JEON"

    págs. 565-583

    

  • COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND GLOBALISM: A CHINESE CULTURAL AND LITERARY STRATEGY

    Wang Ning

    págs. 584-602

    

  • Nostalgic Journeys: Literary Pilgrimages Between Japan and the West

    Sonja Arntzen

    págs. 603-605

    

  • Postmodernity and Cross-Culturalism

    Katarzyna Marciniak

    págs. 605-608

    

  • Three Faces of Beauty: Casablanca, Paris, Cairo

    Deborah A. Starr

    págs. 608-610