1. Introduction

   • Ning Wang

   EditorialNotes 29 June 2016 Pages: 1 - 5

2. Unnatural narratives in contemporary Chinese time travel fiction: patterns, values, and interpretive options

   • Biwu Shang

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 7 - 25

3. Gendered narrative of suffering in Mo Yan’s Big Breasts and Wide Hips

   • Lanlan Du

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 27 - 44

4. “Serve the People” from 1944 to 2005

   • Jinghui Wang

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 45 - 57

5. Ghosts and their contemporary return: the case of Yu Hua’s The Seventh Day

   • Yiju Huang

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 59 - 71

6. Spontaneous scripts as fictional narrative: an innovation in postmodern fiction

   • Zongxin Feng

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 73 - 88

7. Paratextual narrative and its functions in We Three

   • Dejin Xu
   • Dandan Liang

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 89 - 104

   

8. Narrating death in Yan Lianke’s Dream of Ding Village

   • Jincai Yang

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 105 - 117

9. Postmodernism and ethics

   • Marshall Brown

   OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 119 - 125

10. Ecomedia and ecophobia

    • Simon C. Estok

    OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 127 - 145

11. Composer “avec” la folie

    • Jan Baetens

    OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 147 - 158

    

12. When the psychiatrist needs a psychiatrist: on Jacques Lacan’s ‘mirror-reading’ of James Joyce

    • Benjamin Boysen

    OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 159 - 180

13. Photographic origins of postmemory in Tibor Fischer’s Under the Frog

    • Ágnes Harasztos

    OriginalPaper 09 March 2016 Pages: 181 - 200

    

14. Irish women: a different voice in Iris Murdoch’s Something Special

    • Hawk Chang

    OriginalPaper 07 October 2015 Pages: 201 - 211

15. Why not Japanese names? Reader response to character name translation

    • Seung-Eun Sung
    • Sook-Jong Park
    • Kisun Kim

    OriginalPaper 19 October 2015 Pages: 213 - 231

    

16. Beyond the pictogram: echoes of the Naxi in Ezra Pound’s Cantos

    • Duncan Poupard

    OriginalPaper 22 December 2015 Pages: 233 - 249

    

17. Modernism and the antimodern in the “Men of 1914”

    • Kevin Rulo

    OriginalPaper 23 December 2015 Pages: 251 - 278

18. Gravity’s Rainbow in the light of speech act theory

    • Abdol Hossein Joodaki
    • Hamideh Mahdiani

    OriginalPaper 05 January 2016 Pages: 279 - 291

19. Invisible colour versus visible wall: Hanif Kureishi’s “Strangers When We Meet”

    • Weixin Wang

    OriginalPaper 09 April 2015 Pages: 293 - 301

20. Post-Babel language: a condition of Dante’s cosmopolitan literary vernacular

    • Sangjin Park

    OriginalPaper 13 July 2016 Pages: 303 - 334

21. Parallel Stories by Péter Nádas

    • György Túry

    OriginalPaper 21 July 2016 Pages: 335 - 355

22. In praise of madness: the landmarks of a cultural pathology

    • Monica Spiridon

    OriginalPaper 05 July 2016 Pages: 357 - 370