Vol. 32: Trajectory of the Classics (Autumn 2014)

Editorial Foreword

Addition and Substraction in the Trajectory of the Classics: A Case Study of the Chinese Translation of The Merchant of Venice

 


I.Fa Yu Shui Feng: Dialogue between Chinese Culture and Christianity

Moral Arguments for the Existence of God in Late Ming and Early Qing: Matteo Ricci's "Moral Ability as Institution" and His Appropriation of

JI Jianxun, Lecturer, School of Humanities and Communication, Shanghai Normal University

 

Cosmonogy in Michele Ruggieri's Tian Zhu Sheng Jiao Shi Lu: Interpretation, Response, and Inspiration

SUN Caixia, Associate Professor, Institute of Comparative Literature and Comparative Culture, Henan University

 

Extreme Income Disparity: Traditional Wisdom as Contemporary Counsel

David Lyle JEFFREY, Professor, University of Baylor University

 

On the Translation of the English Hymnal into Chinese in the 1920-30's

LIU Boyun, Lecturer, Beijing Language and Culture University; ZHU Shuai, Associate Researcher, China Art Research Institute

 

The Prohibition of Christianity during the Qing Dynasty and the Case of Wang Hui Severing Relations with Wu Li

LI Jierong, Lecturer, Department of Chinese, Guangdong University of Education

 


II. Dao Wu Chang Ming: Study of Theories and Classics

Revelation and Revolution: Friedrich Engels and the Apocalypse

Roland BOER, Research Professor, University of Newcastle, Australia

 

WU Leichuan and "Revolutionary Christianity"

CHIN Ken-pa, Professor, Fu Jen Catholic University

 

The Deconstruction of Myths and Persistence in the Excessive: The Specters of Christianity in Louis Althusser's Theory of Ideology

ZHOU Dan, Associate professor, Chinese Department, School of Humanities, Nanchang University

 


III. Jing Guan Wu Se: Study of Christian Culture and Literature

The Spiritual Foundation of Civil Society in Milton's Religio-Political Thought

ZHANG Sheng, Lecturer, School of Political Education, Sichuan Normal University

 

The Hidden Non-God: Theological Dimensions in Interpretations of Franz Kafka's The Castle

LEI Ayong, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Liberal Arts, Renmin University of China; Associate Professor, Foreign Language Department, Minjiang University

 

The Power of "Imagination": An Examination of Coleridge's Biographia Literaria

ZHANG Xin, Lecturer, School of Chinese Language and Literature, Beijing Normal University

 

Christian Images and Allegorical Hermeneutics

YANG Daosheng, Professor, Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology

 


IV. He Er Bu Tong: Academic Debate and Responses

Trans-ferring, Con-versing and Be-coming: Review of the 2013-2014 Beijing-Scottish Seminar

WANG Hai, Lecturer, Renmin University of China, Beijing