Author: Wang Ning, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: In the column "Frontier Theoretical Explorations" of this issue, we published three long essays by Chinese scholars, respectively exploring ecological theory criticism, postcolonial theory and thought, and the issue of modernity/postmodernity. For these cutting-edge theoretical topics in the current international field of literary theory, these three scholars have conducted further in-depth discussions based on extensive original research materials, building upon the work of predecessors or their own research, and attempting to voice the different "voices" of Chinese scholars. The fourth essay, written by a Western scholar, attempts to theorize postcolonial writing from a genre studies perspective, providing a solid reference for our future in-depth research on this topic.
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