Chinese Academia (V)

Author: Liu Dong, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: The paper section begins with two articles exploring new theories to break new ground. Both authors avoid detaching from the Chinese context, much like the upcoming "Beauty of Diversity" conference at Peking University, aiming to address the cross-disciplinary challenges of "Modern Western Theory and Chinese Studies." The next three papers conduct a knowledge archaeology, examining the imaginary animals with dual wings composed of different animals, which were popular in art works from the Spring and Autumn period to the Wei and Jin dynasties, carried by various materials. The reviews also comment on the research by American linguist Kahn. In ancient Greek literature, einai primarily has three usages—copular usage, existential usage, and veridical usage. Among these, the most important is copular usage, which is determined by the syntactic form of the sentence. In the correspondence section, the poet responded decisively to Zhang Xinying with unique insights.