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*The historian's castrated slave: The textual eunuch and the creation of histo
*Troubling modernity: The making of colonial Malaya (Thomas De Quincey, Joseph
*Picture perfect: Narrating public memory in twentieth-century China (Hsiao-Hs
*Transformation of childhood experience: Rainer Maria Rilke and Fei Ming (Chin
*City on the edge of time: Hong Kong culture and the 1997 issue (China).
*Chinese scar literature on the Cultural Revolution as testimony.
*The problem of a non-mimetic Chinese poetics.
*Bloomsbury Group and Crescent School: Contact and comparison (England, China)
*Comparative studies of the use of li to elucidate "Shijing" by Mao and Zheng (
*The birth of new barbarians: The theater of encounter in four early twentieth-
*Failure: Nation, race, and literature in China, 1895--1937.
*The cultural inventory: A student-centered approach to cultural analysis in f
*Wallace Stevens and Oriental culture.
*Textualism: Literary theory and the depreciation of poetry (bp Nichol, Steve M
*Redefining Chinese-ness in the era of globalization: A comparative approach.
*The picture of innocence: Photography and the American novel, 1892--1942 (Hen
*The body and the ambiguities of desire: Interpretations in twentieth-century
*'Scorned my nation': A comparison of translations of "The Merchant of Venice"
*Conversions and counter-narratives: Jewish American autobiographies in the tw
*Darwin matters: Modernism and mate choice in Wharton, Joyce, and Hurston (Cha
*Dissonant aesthetics: The stakes of experience in the Modernist avant-garde (
*Sirens of the western shore: Westernesque women and translation in modern Jap
*The right to copy and the copyright: Cultural identity, hybridity, and authen
*The American translation (James Fenimore Cooper, Margaret Fuller, Walt Whitman
*Oedipus disfigured: Myth, humanism and hybridity in modernist Anglo-American a
*Protocol, or, how control exists after decentralization (Norbert Wiener, Alan
*Repudiating the feminine in the eighteenth-century novel: Power, virtue, and l
*The Janus allusion: Intertextuality in novels and plays by Susan Sontag and Ma
*Denying imperial bodies: Tang Taizong and the poetics of sovereignty (China).
*Renaissance and reformation: From private morals to public policy in Alonso de
*Female developments in the modern novel: Neera, George Eliot, Susanna Tamaro,
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