We are pleased to announce publication of Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, volume 29, number 2 (Fall 2017). Find a table of contents for the issue below, along with links to abstracts. For those of you who are subscribers, you should be receiving your copy in the next couple of weeks. For those of you who would like to subscribe or to purchase single copies of this issue, please contact my (new) assistant Mario De Grandis (mclc@osu.edu). We greatly appreciate the support you show for MCLC through your subscriptions. Back issues of MCLC, with a two-year lag, are available through JSTOR. Seeing as it is the season of giving, if anyone is in a giving mood, please consider donating to MCLC. Enjoy the new issue.
Kirk Denton, editor
Volume 29, Number 2 (Fall 2017)
Articles
- Editor’s Note
- Estranging Realism in Chinese Science Fiction: Hybridity and Environmentalism in Chen Qiufan’s The Waste Tide
Cara Healey - Ghostly Haunting and Moral Interrogation in Wang Xiaoshuai’s Red Amnesia
Yanjie Wang - Fictional Dictionaries: Power and Philosophy of Language in Contemporary Chinese Fiction
Astrid Møller-Olsen - What Is a Reader? Participation and Intertextuality in Hand-Copied Entertainment Fiction from the Chinese Cultural Revolution
Lena Henningsen - Pursuing the Special Agent—Adaptation of Mao Dun’s Fushi and the Politics of Representing Espionage
Ying Du - Quote Unquote Language Reform: New-Style Punctuation and the Horizontalization of Chinese
Thomas S. Mullaney