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With over forty original essays, The Oxford Handbook of Modern Chinese Literatures offers an in-depth engagement with the current analytical methodologies and critical practices that are shaping the field in the twenty-first century. Divided into three sections--Structure, Taxonomy, Methodology--the volume carefully moves across approaches, genres, and forms to address a rich range topics that include popular culture in Late Qing China; Zhang Guangyu's Journey to the West in Cartoons; writings of Southeast Asian migrants in Taiwan; the Chinese Anglophone Novel; and depictions of HIV/AIDS in Chu T'ien-wen's Notes of a Desolate Man.
Carlos Rojas is Associate Professor of Chinese Cultural Studies, Women's Studies, and Arts of the Moving Image at Duke University. He is the author of The Great Wall: A Cultural History. Andrea Bachner is Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at Cornell University.
Introduction: The Limits of Wen (?) Part I: Structure1.1 Kirk Denton-Lu Xun, Returning Home, and May Fourth Modernity1.2 Ping-hui Liao-Travels in Modern China: From Zhang Taiyan to Gao Xingjian 1.3 XIA Xiaohong-The Construction of the Modern Chinese Concept of Xiju ("drama")1.4 Nathaniel Isaacson-Orientalism, Scientific Practice and Popular Culture in Late Qing China1.5 CHEN Pingyuan-The Story of Literary History1.6 Andrea Bachner-The Secrets of Language: Chen Li's Sinographic Anagrams1.7 Michael Hill-On Not Knowing: Translation, Knowledge Work, and Modern Literature1.8 MEI Chia-ling-Voice and the Quest for Modernity in Chinese Literature1.9 Shelby Chan, Gilbert Fong-Hongkong-Speak: Cantonese and Rupert Chan's Translated Theater1.10 Xiaomei Chen-Singing "The Internationale": From the "Red Silk Road" to the Red Classics1.11 John Crespi-Beyond Satire: The Pictorial Imagination of Zhang Guangyu's 1945 Journey to the West in Cartoons1.12 Laikwan Pang-The Allegory of Time and Space: Tian Han's Historical Dramas in the Great Leap Forward Period1.13 YAN Lianke-An Examination of China's Censorship System1.14 Jie Li-"Are our drawers empty?": Nie Gannu's Dossier Literature1.15 Junning Fu-A Dream of Returning to 1997: The Phenomenology of Chinese Web Fantasy Literature Part II: Taxonomy 2.1 David Porter-Early Modern: Comparative Approaches to Literary Early Modernity2.2 Xiaojue Wang-Borders and Borderlands Narratives in Cold War China2.3 Xiaofei Tian-Hao Ran and the Cultural Revolution2.4 Matthew Fraleigh-At the Borders of Chinese Literature: Poetic Exchange in the Nineteenth-Century Sinosphere2.5 Kwok Kou Leonard Chan-Sense of Place and Urban Images: Reading Hong Kong in Hong Kong Poetry2.6 Yvonne Sung-sheng Chang-Wartime Taiwan: Epitome of an East Asian Modality of the Modern Literary Institution?2.7 CHANG Cheng and LIAO Yun-chang- Song of Exile, Four-Way Voice: The Blood-and-Sweat Writings of Southeast Asian Migrants in Taiwan2.8 Shuang Shen-Where the "Trans-Pacific" meets Chinese Literature2.9 Belinda Kong-Xiaolu Guo and the Contemporary Chinese Anglophone Novel2.10 Mark Bender-Poet of the Late Summer Corn: Aku Wuwu and Contemporary Yi Poetry2.11 JI Jin-Literary Translation and Modern Chinese Literature2.12 Chris Hamm-Genre in Modern Chinese Fiction: Righteous Heroes of Modern Times2.13 Mingwei Song-Representations of the Invisible: Chinese Science Fiction in the Twenty-First Century2.14 Rey Chow-Leung Ping-kwan: Shuqing and Reveries of Space 2.15 Nick Admussen-Genre Occludes the Creation of Genre: Bing Xin, Tagore, and Prose Poetry Part III: Methodology 3.1 David Der-wei Wang-Chinese Literary Thought in Modern Times: Three Encounters3.2 Jianmei Liu-Gao Xingjian: The Triumph of the Modern Zhuangzi3.3 Haun Saussy and GE Zhaoguang-Historiography in the Chinese Twentieth Century 3.4 Yingjin Zhang-Structure and Rupture in Literary History and Historiography3.5 Viren Murthy-Reading Lu Xun's Early Essays in Relation to Marxism3.6 WANG Hui-Intuition, Repetition, and Revolution: Six Moments in the Life of Ah Q3.7 Chaoyang Liao-From Shame to Freedom: Undoing Spectral Identity in Li Ang's Seeing Ghosts3.8 Ban Wang-Passion and Politics in Revolution: A Psychoanalytical Reading of Ding Ling3.9 Tze-lan Sang-Eileen Chang and the Genius Art of Failure3.10 Eng Kiong (EK) Tan-From Exile to Queer Homecoming: Chen Xue's A Wife's Diary3.11 Karen Thornber-Care, Vulnerability, Resilience: Ecologies of HIV/AIDS in Chinese Literature 3.12 Brian Bernards-Malaysia as Method: Xiao Hei and Ethno-Linguistic Literary Taxonomy3.13 Chien-hsin Tsai-A Distant Shore: Migration, Intextuation, and Postloyalism in Chia Joo Ming's "Ambon Vacation"3.14 Carlos Rojas-On Time: Anticipatory Nostalgia in Dung Kai-Cheung's Fiction Conclusion: Chinese Literatures in Conjunction Index