Ying Xiong: Constructing Chinese Literature in the Twentieth Century, Gebunden

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Chapter 1.-Introduction.-World Literature and its Chinese Context.-Part I.-Competing Visions of the World.-Chapter 2.-New World Visions After WWI and the Rise of the Periphery.-3.-From the Periphery to the World.- Literary Mediation and Lu Xun's Transformation of Writings on Love.-Part II .-An Alternative World Order.-From Passive Subject to Active Agent.- Translation and the Reinterpretation of the Opium War.-Chapter 5.-World Knowledge and Self-Education.-The Chinese Left-Wing Reinvention of Reportage.-Part III .-Allying with the "Third World".-Chapter 6.-Literature for the Vulnerable.-Ding Ling and Pearl Buck' s Writing of Chinese Peasants.-Chapter 7.-From Cultural Nationalism to Cultural Diplomacy.-Bing Xin's Transnational Literary Journey.-Chapter 8.-Anti-colonialism and the Birth of Afro-Asian World Literature.-Epilogue.