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Comparative Literature: East & West, Pp 1-11 (2026)
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ISSN 2572-3618 · Taylor & Francis Group · 189 artikel di indeks
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Comparative Literature and Its Contemporary Challenges: Translation, Multilingual Training, and Turkish-German Relations in Türkiye
Comparative literature has been shaped by shifting debates over influence, comparison, interdisciplinarity, world literature, and cultural studies. Rather than treating the French and American schools as fixed national paradigms, this article approaches them as historically situated tendencies that…
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Entangled Worlds: Affect Theory and New Materialist Relationality in Selected Poems of Mahmoud Darwish and Louise Glück
This paper investigates how poetry reshapes affective, ethical, and political relations among humans, land, and the nonhuman, focusing on selected poems by Mahmoud Darwish and Louise Glück. Drawing on Affect Theory and New Materialism, the study challenges human-centered approaches that treat…
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Othello Meets Water Margin: Shakespeare’s Influence on Jin Yong’s The Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils
The phenomenal popularity of the 15 historical martial-arts romances published by the Hong Kong author Jin Yong in the mid-twentieth century has made him one of the best-selling fiction writers ever, in any language, and his fiction has come to be known as “the common language of Chinese the world…
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Sonya as the Superego: A Freudian Reading of Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
This article offers a Freudian interpretation of Sonya Marmeladova in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, examining her role in Raskolnikov’s moral and psychological transformation. While scholarship has often emphasized Sonya as a Christian symbol of redemption and sacrificial love, this…
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The Divine Construction of Golden Masks: The Evolution of Belief Behind the Craft Differences Between Sanxingdui and Jinsha Gold Artifacts
The golden masks unearthed from the Sanxingdui and Jinsha sites, as iconic artifacts of ancient Shu civilization, reveal through their craft differences not only technological evolution but also profound transformations in the belief system of the ancient Shu people. Taking the construction of…
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Victorian Poets as Precursors to British Poetic Modernism
This article argues that Victorian poets were precursors to British poetic Modernism and that they had many poetic attempts that, in their revolutionary nature, and daring experimenting spirit can be considered Modernist. Apart from the introduction and the conclusion, the article has the following…
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Atmosphere as Spatial Dialectics: A Phenomenological Reconstruction of the Public and Private Realms in Modern Urban Writing
Drawing upon Henri Lefebvre’s theory of the production of space and introducing Gernot Böhme’s “aesthetics of atmosphere,” this paper explores the liquefaction and corporeal turn of urban spatial boundaries in contemporary American fiction. It contends that as the demographic complexity and…
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Voices of Resilience: Literary Strategies and Themes in Contemporary African American Literature Addressing the Struggle for Equality
This article investigates the literary strategies employed by contemporary African American writers: Ta-Nehisi Coates, Colson Whitehead, and Angie Thomas, in articulating the struggle for equality and justice. Using a qualitative-descriptive method informed by postcolonial and critical race theory…
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Ethical Narrative and Moral Choices in the Self-Reliance Literary Group (Tự Lực văn đoàn): Reconfiguring Modern Subjectivity in Vietnamese Fiction of the 1930s
This article examines the fiction of the Self-Reliance Literary Group as a form of ethical narrative in which modern subjectivity is constituted through processes of moral choice rather than through the affirmation of predefined ethical norms. Moving beyond approaches that interpret these works…
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“Traditional Chinese Medicine + Chinese” Education Mode helps the Global Spread of Excellent Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture: Based on the Practical Experience of Thailand
This study explores the “Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)+Chinese” education model and its role in promoting global dissemination of TCM culture, based on empirical research in nine Thai universities. Facing challenges of language barriers and cultural differences in TCM communication, the model…
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Translation Challenges Creating Obstacles in Comparative Literature Studies: An Evaluating Study on Translated Arabic Poetic Texts
The present research study focuses primarily on the common challenges of translation strategies and their negative consequences on comparative literature studies. The problem addressed in the present study centers on the challenges posed by translation methods that create certain obstacles in…
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“Yet a Stranger in the World”: The Poetics of Love in William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet (1597) and Tang Xianzu’s The Peony Pavilion (1598)
Sinologist Andrew Lam once presented The Peony Pavilion (Mudan Ting,《牡丹亭》) as “Romeo and Juliet of the East.” Tang Xianzu also mentioned “Four dreams in my life, I am only satisfied with The Peony Pavilion.” Although The Peony Pavilion is not as well-known as Romeo and Juliet worldwide, its…
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Why Variation Theory Marks an Important Stage in the Study of Comparative Literature
Since its official proposal in 2005, Variation Theory has received significant attention and high praise from academic circles both domestically and abroad. Theo D’haen, editor-in-chief of The European Review, and Professor of English Comparative Literature at the University of Leuven in Belgium…
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American Made: Hollywood and the “Technicolored Magnificence of the Great American Dream” in Filipino and Filipino American Fiction
In Filipino and Filipino American fiction, the American Dream is a prevalent theme. Specifically, Filipinos’ exposure to the American Dream is facilitated through forms of American media and entertainment. These mediated American spectacles present the myth that the United States is superior in all…
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Metaphysical Experiences in the Vietnam War: Narrative Therapy in Bao Ninh’s The Sorrow of War and Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried
This study explores metaphysical and near-death experiences (NDEs) as culturally embedded responses to war trauma in Bao Ninh’s The Sorrow of War (1987) and Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried (1990). It explores how these elements illuminate silenced truths, examines the enduring physical and…
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Exploring the Translation, Introduction, and Influence of A Dream of Red Mansions (Hong Lou Meng) in the Malay World
This article aims to determine the timeline of when Malay translations and introductions of A Dream of Red Mansions began to emerge. We will review previous discussions surrounding the translation and cultural dissemination of A Dream of Red Mansions within the Malay context and seek to correct any…
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East and West in Harmony: A Comparative Study of Arabic and English Proverbs
This paper presents a contrastive review of similar proverbs in Arabic and English, aiming to explore cultural and linguistic nuances within each language. The objective is to identify shared wisdom, values, and social insights while highlighting differences in cultural contexts that shape these…
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The Visual Formation and Theocratic Narrative of the Sanxingdui Bronze Deity Statue with Protruding Eyes
Academic definitions of the Sanxingdui bronze mask with protruding eyes as a “mask” are limited. From design and semiotic perspectives, this study proposes its essence may be that of an independent, bodiless deity statue. Research indicates this deity statue employs “pointed ears and protruding…