Add to ORKGABSTRACT: There are some new viewpoints about comparative literature in European and American academies in the age of the 21st century, and this paper analyzes the new changes from the perspectives of core issues of comparative literature in the new age, the new transcendence of time and space, and the transformation of comparative literature and post-modernism; it points out that comparative literature, in which cross-cultural dialogue is regarded as its own responsibility, will observe the global，understand the world，explore human beings，bridge cultures at home and abroad, and in the past and at the present, communicate human beings ’ soul, shape new cosmic and life outlooks, and take part in the construction of the common ethics availabl...
New opportunities for pursuance of literary comparative studies, referred to these days as "new/non-...
The comparative analysis of the known and the unfamiliar, the self and the other, forms an integral ...
In this article, the author takes up the issue of the so-called "crisis" of comparative literary stu...
Abstract The paper titled ?Comparative Literature: Fresh Frontiers and New Challenges? attempts to a...
In the era of Globalization no countries are rigid in their geographical, cultural, lingual and ethn...
In her article Comparative Literature and the Culture of the Context, Jan Walsh Hokenson poses a s...
This paper brings up the history of comparative literature from its beginning to the postcolonial er...
In their Article Reflections on the Crisis of Comparative Literature in the Contemporary West Zhou...
The modern era of literature and art has been preoccupied with discussions, interventions and opposi...
Readings in Twenty-First-Century European Literatures brings together analyses of post-2000 literary...
Readings in Twenty-First-Century European Literatures brings together analyses of post-2000 literary...
The author of this article attempts to sketch out the development of contemporary comparative litera...
The last few years have seen an exploslon of interest in the state of comparative literature in Nort...
Comparison is a common technique we go through in our everyday life. It is rather a human psychology...
Two trends played a significant role in the development of Comparative poetics: a movement toward li...
New opportunities for pursuance of literary comparative studies, referred to these days as "new/non-...
The comparative analysis of the known and the unfamiliar, the self and the other, forms an integral ...
In this article, the author takes up the issue of the so-called "crisis" of comparative literary stu...
Abstract The paper titled ?Comparative Literature: Fresh Frontiers and New Challenges? attempts to a...
In the era of Globalization no countries are rigid in their geographical, cultural, lingual and ethn...
In her article Comparative Literature and the Culture of the Context, Jan Walsh Hokenson poses a s...
This paper brings up the history of comparative literature from its beginning to the postcolonial er...
In their Article Reflections on the Crisis of Comparative Literature in the Contemporary West Zhou...
The modern era of literature and art has been preoccupied with discussions, interventions and opposi...
Readings in Twenty-First-Century European Literatures brings together analyses of post-2000 literary...
Readings in Twenty-First-Century European Literatures brings together analyses of post-2000 literary...
The author of this article attempts to sketch out the development of contemporary comparative litera...
The last few years have seen an exploslon of interest in the state of comparative literature in Nort...
Comparison is a common technique we go through in our everyday life. It is rather a human psychology...
Two trends played a significant role in the development of Comparative poetics: a movement toward li...
New opportunities for pursuance of literary comparative studies, referred to these days as "new/non-...
The comparative analysis of the known and the unfamiliar, the self and the other, forms an integral ...
In this article, the author takes up the issue of the so-called "crisis" of comparative literary stu...