Guest Editor (with Jeremy Taylor). Special Issue “Elite Accommodation, Collaboration and Cultural Production in Japanese-Occupied China,” European Journal of East Asian Studies 19.2 (December 2020)
CONTENT
Jeremy Taylor and Zhiyi Yang | Towards a New History of Elite Cultural Expression in Japanese-Occupied China
Zhiyi Yang | Thatched Cottage in a Fallen City: The Poetics and Sociology of Survival under the Occupation
Yi-hsuan Chiu | Esoteric Writing through Historical Allusions: Qu Xuanying’s Poetry under Japanese Occupation
Pedith Pui Chan | The Discourse of Guohua in Wartime Shanghai
Yidan Yuan | A Historian’s Ethical Duty: Chen Yuan’s ‘Illumination of the Subtle’ in Occupied Beiping
Guest Editor. Special Double Issue “Multivalent Lyric Classicism,” Frontiers of Literary Studies in China, Part II, 12.3 (October 2018)
CONTENT
LAM Lap | Diversity in the Ci Society: Oushe in Republican Shanghai
Jon Eugene von Kowallis | Recontextualizing Lu Xun’s Early Thought and Poetics in the Journal Henan
Frederik H. Green | Haiku for China? Zhou Zuoren’s Search for Modern Chinese Poetics within Traditional Asian Verse
Kang‐I SUN CHANG | Shi Zhecun’s Wartime Poems: Yunnan, 1937-1940
Xiaofei TIAN | ‘Each Has Its Moment’: Nie Gannu and Modern Chinese Poetry
Zhiyi YANG and Dayong MA | Classicism 2.0, or the Poetry of Resistance [Link]
Guest Editor. Special Double Issue “Multivalent Lyric Classicism,” Frontiers of Literary Studies in China, Part I, 12.2 (July 2018)
CONTENT
Zhiyi YANG | The Making of a Master Narrative and How to Break It– Introduction to the Double Special Issue ‘Multivalent Lyric Classicism’ [Link]
Richard John Lynn | Pursuit of the Modern While Preserving Tradition: The Japan Poems of Huang Zunxian
Jerry D. Schmidt | Li Ruqian, the Lu Xun of the Nineteenth Century
Nanxiu QIAN | Shen Queying: A Reform Martyr’s Widow or a Martyress of Her Own Causes?
Tsung‐Cheng LIN | The Poetic Transition and Modernity in Chen Sanli’s (1852−1937) Ancient‐Style Verse
SUN Zhimei | From Poetic Revolution to the Southern Society: The Birth of Classicist Poetry in Modern China
LIN Hsiang‐Ling | Lyricism, the Veneration of Feeling, and Narrative Techniques in the Poetry Talks of the Southern Society
Guest Editor. Special Issue “Back into Modernity,” Frontiers of Literary Studies in China 9.4 (December 2015)
CONTENT
“Frankfurt Consensus” [Link]
YANG Zhiyi | Introduction [Link]
Jerry D. Schmidt | The Field of Modern Lyric Classicism
Frederik H. Green | Painted in Oil, Composed in Ink: Late-Qing Ekphrastic Poetry and the Encounter with Western-Style Painting
YANG Zhiyi | The Modernity of the Ancient-Style Verse [Link]
Jon Eugene von Kowallis | Collisions of the Past with the Present: Translation, Texts, and History
ZHANG Hui | Feng Zhi’s Spiritual Transformation in the Mirror of Du Fu: A Dialogue between the Modern and the Traditional
Lam Lap | Tung Pok Chin: A Paper Son Poet in New York