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Volume 20


JOURNEY AND LANDMARK: THE MERGED TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL PERSPECTIVES IN THMAS HARDY'S JUDE THE OBSCURE    ...................................................................................................   Joyce C. H. Liu

WORLDMAKING AND READER RESPONSE IN DREAM OF THE RED CHAMBER

................................................................  Jane Parish Yang


ANGUS WILSON'S NOVELLA "MORE FRIEND THAN LODGER": A STRUCTURALIST-GENERATIVE INTERPRETATION  ................................................................................................................................  Volker Schulz

A SYNTACTICAL STUDY OF SAMUEL BECKETT'S PING

......................................................................  Li-ling Tseng


FROM ZEN TO ROMANCE: WHERE THERE ARE WATERS IN HUNDREDS OF RIVERS, THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF MOONS IN THEM  .................................................................................................  Sally Kao Chen

ICONICITY AND IMAGINATION: PRODUCTIVE FANTASY IN AESTHETIC PRODUCTION

................................................................  Werner Wagner


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