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NSITL: VOL.24

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VOL. 24

Title of the article

Author

A Discussion of Somatic Expression and Ideal Space of the Novels Halfway Down and The Blue and the Black

Chiang, Hsin-Li

Tangut Inn and the Paradox of Taiwanese Identity: “Becoming non-Taiwanese” and “Becoming Taiwanese”

Lin, Fang-Mei

The Science Fiction Narrative and Aesthetic (Re)imagination in Luo Yijun’s Ming Dynasty

Huang, Tsung-Chieh

The Crises of Representation in Taiwan in Ruins and Ground Zero

Bert Scruggs

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