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... military commander at the time, with the hope of securing an appointment. If Su Che's “Letter to Grand Guardian Han of the Palace Secretariat” marks the culmination of qi -centered theory, his elder brother Su Shi's ancient-style poem, “Seeing Off Canliao,” may be seen as ushering in a Chan...

... Lingnan University 2024 Chan/Zen Buddhism gong'an /kōan nihilism śūnyatā /emptiness yin ecocriticism We are heading toward the “Anthropocene end-time”: the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned in 2018 that Earth is just twelve years away from a calamitous ecological...

...Cheow Thia Chan Abstract Recent studies on Singapore Chinese literature have employed analytical lenses such as the Sinophone and postloyalism, which are exogenous to the historical and everyday experiences in the region that produced the texts. This article proposes using the lens of the Chinese...

...Cheow Thia Chan [email protected] Copyright © 2022 Lingnan University 2022 Exploring future research trajectories, this conclusion offers a methodological reflection by returning to the special issue's discursive point of departure, Singapore—the island-state that Wang Gungwu...

... © 2024 Lingnan University 2024 China sovereignty global order In a recent plenary talk, renowned Beijing-based Hong Kong writer Chan Koon-chung 陳冠中 (1952–) commented on how writers in mainland China and Hong Kong are struggling to write with an expanding “elephant in the room.” While...

... years. Monographs by Nick Kaldis, Gloria Davies, and Roy Bing Chan and essays by Charles Laughlin, Mabel Lee, Xia Xiaoyu, and myself have all engaged with the collection, creating a truly rich variety of interpretation and debate. 1 Prominent among scholars of Wild Grass and other works of Lu Xun's...

... humanity. Liu refuses to give easy answers to his questions; instead he plays them out against the gigantic cosmic backdrop, thereby soliciting an effect that sustains as much as it subverts the “Maoist sublime” his fictional vision originates with. Finally, we come to Shengshi by Chan Koon-chueng...

... attention to intersubjectivity to tackle the relations and dialogues of diverse subjects. Then by resorting to Taoist philosophy and Chan Buddhism, Liu moved his emphasis from exteriority to the individual's psychological relationship with the self, starting his inquiry into inner intersubjectivity. He...

..., sincere, and generous), 199 Wenxin diaolong 文心雕龍 (The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons), 2, 5, 29, 42, 44, 58, 67, 90, 123–24, 185 wenzhang xue 文章學 (composition studies), 8, 177, 233 wenzi Chan 文字禪 (Chan through words), 173, 232 wo 我 (I), 210 Wordsworth, William (1770–1850...

... at the STPI Gallery in Singapore, which featured works from the SEASTATE project alongside others from two of Lim's newer series, titled Staggered Observations and Zone of Convergence (the latter is discussed in Cheow Thia Chan's conclusion to this special issue). Among the works that debuted...

... quanji , juan 1, 694. 9. Zhu X., Zhuzi quanshu , juan 24, 3593. 8. See Lawall, Critics of Consciousness . 7. Yuan M., Xiaochangshan fang shiwen ji , juan 20, 490. 6. One-Finger Chan for Poets is traditionally attributed to the Ming monk Huai Yue 懷悅 and is listed...

..., 2008. Cai, Zong-qi. Weishi sanleijing yu Wang Changling shixue sanjing shuo (Three Types of Inscape in Consciousness-Only Budd­ hism and the 236 CAI Three Types of Inscape in Wang Changling s Writ­ings on Poetry). Wenxue yichan (Literary Heritage), no. 1 (2018): 49 59. Chan, Wing-tsit. A Source...

... . At the same time, Wang Wei's poetry, steeped in Chan Buddhism, is fully in accord with Zong Bing's “Preface” on the level of practical composition. Wang Changling's ingress from tranquil contemplation of the object-inscape to a transcendent dimension offers a perfect theoretical recapitulation of Wang Wei's...

... in the field of environmental studies. In the first section on traditional ecological wisdom, Chia-ju Chang's article presents a provocative study of Chan Buddhism as a means of critiquing mainstream ecocriticism and technoscientific hegemony. Chang argues that mainstream environmentalism often arises from...

... reveals China's consumption of women and minorities through the trope of cannibalism. See “You Are Whom You Eat,” 151 . 49 Lu Tonglin, “Fruit Chan's ‘Dumplings,’” 183 . 50 Comparably, Lu Tonglin's analysis of the movie “Jiaozi” 餃子 (Dumplings, 2004), directed by Fruit Chan 陳果 (1959...

... is largely devoid of metaphysical import in Du Mu's usage, it more often than not takes on a metaphysical dimension when used by Yuan, Ming, and Qing critics. In Yu Ji's One-Finger Chan for Poets (Shijia yizhi 詩家一指), for instance, we find probably the first conspicuous case of this “metaphysization...

... the unknown woman the protagonist is about to visit. In Hon Lai Chu's 韓麗珠 short story “Dianti” 電梯 (Elevators, 1998), lifts are time-spaces of desire and death that “eat people” including the protagonist's young son. Likewise, in Natalia Chan's 陳少紅 “Death Note shengjiangji sharen Shijian” Death Note 升降機殺人事...