The lastest issue of the Sun Yat-sen Journal of Humanities has just been published for the College of Liberal Arts, National Sun Yat-sen University, by the Center for Transcultural Co-Becoming and Global Sinology, NSYSU.

Articles in this issue (no. 61) include:

● Mathias OBERT ／Heidegger’s Phenomenology of the Inconspicuous and the Question of Breathing in Japanese Gardens

● CHANG Kuo-Hsien ／Vague Essence and Material Essence: Thinking Science through Derrida, Deleuze and Merleau-Ponty

● LAW Yin-Ling／The Unity and Divergence of Etymological Analysis and Philological Exegeses: A Case Study of Zhu Jun-Sheng’s Exegetical Writings

● XIAO Su-Juan, SER Wue-Hiong, LIM Choon-Bee／The Homeland Imagination of the “Returnee”: The Post-Loyalist Writing of Lee Peng-Jin’s Poetic Chronicle of the Scenic Wonders of Free China

● SEE Hooi-Min／“The Soul Is the Body’s Prison”: On Female Consciousness in the Films of Tan Chui Mui

● YING Cheng-Ru／Track Down the Father: On the Splitting, Internal Object and Reparation in Chung Mong-Hong’s A Sun

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