Publication of September 2020 issue of Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies – “The Ethical Turn Revisited”

 

 

Dear colleagues,

 

We take great pleasure in announcing the publication of the September 2020 issue of Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies, “The Ethical Turn Revisited,” guest-edited by Iping Liang. This special issue features five research articles. There are also five research articles on general topics. All articles are available on our website; for more information please visit http://www.concentric-literature.url.tw/.

 

Sincerely,

Mary Goodwin and Aaron Deveson

Editors

Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies

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Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies, Vol. 46 No. 2 (September 2020)

Special Issue “The Ethical Turn Revisited”

 

Introduction

The Ethical Turn Revisited / Iping Liang

 

Articles

Modernity and Prophetic Speech: The Ethical as the Impossible in the Post-Religious Vision of Kahlil Gibran / Ghazouane Arslane

 

Bartleby and the Abyss of Potentiality / Woosung Kang

 

A Comparative Analysis of William Godwin’s Philosophical Treatise An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice (1793) and His Novel Things as They Are, Or, The Adventures of Caleb Williams (1794): Including Reflections on the Relations among Philosophy, Ethics, and LiteratureWolfgang Müller

 

The Ethics of Narrative in Film: The Great Buddha + and Its Self-Reflexive Devices / Yanqin Tan

 

White Story and Black Pains in Gail Jones’s Sorry / Labao Wang

 

 

 

Literary and Cultural Criticism

Metavisibility as an Epistemological Figure of the Digital Age: Selfieing and Data Visualization / Chun-yen Chen

 

Melodrama Interrupted: Kawashima Yūzō’s Interventions in Genre and Gender / Earl Jackson

 

Re-Discovering Liu Na’Ou and His Man with a Camera: Authorial I, Written Diary, and Cinematic Writing / Ming-Yu Lee

 

The North on Southern Screens: Hybrid Korean Screen Cultures in the Mid-2000s Films A Bold Family (2005), Over the Border (2006), and Welcome to Dongmakgol (2005) / Bonnie Tilland

 

Inscribing African History: Contemporaneity and V. S. Naipaul’s A Bend in the RiverDexu Zhang

 

 

 

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