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商品訊息描述: 熱門商品本書由國立臺灣大學外網購人氣產品文系的吳雅鳳與李欣穎教授主編，一共收錄十篇論文，分別由海內外學者專家執筆，並請得英國布理斯托大學（Bristol University）英文系教授，亦是知名的志異學者，David Punter做序。

十篇論文的內容跨越時空與文類，由英國中古時代與美國殖民地時期，貫穿浪漫主義的盛世與二十世紀交界的變異，直至現代倫敦風貌。書中除了探討志異(Gothic)傳統從中古過渡到現代所衍生的多變風貌及其承載的意義外，並探索以「志異」角度閱讀弱勢文學──猶太戲劇、美國原住民小說、華美文學等的可能性，對族裔文學研究注入新的觀點。最後一篇論文更擴及當代科技文化，可視為一種志異傳統的虛擬遺緒。

開箱炫耀文全書呈現志異的廣度與深度，流動與開放，多變與多元，對西方文學研究者與志異文學愛好者而言，都是不可錯過的一本論文集。

These ten essays on the theme of the Gothic, written by scholars from Taiwan and the USA and introduced by David Punter of Bristol University, range across the boundaries of time, space, and genre. Catching the fluidity, openness and amorphous multiplicity of the Gothic as idea and genre, the collection moves from medieval Gothic England and the early American colonial settlements, through High Romanticism and the Gothic variants at the turn of the19th and 20th centuries, to contemporary London as a Gothic site. Also explored is the possibility of doing Gothic reading of texts─Jewish, Native American and Chinese American ones─that might normally seem to fall within the domain of minority studies. The final paper undertake a postmodern analysis of contemporary technoculture as a sort of virtual afterlife of the Gothic.

作者簡介

Eva Yin-I Chen (陳音頤)

received her Ph. D. from the University of Sussex and is currently Professor of English at National Cheng-Chi University. She has published journal papers in Feminist Media Review, Asian Journal of Women’s Studies, Canadian Journal of Comparative Literature, Etudes Lawrencienne, Journal of D. H. Lawrence Society, Asian Survey, and a number of local academic journals. She is also the author of two books on women and urban modernity.

Han-yu Huang (黃涵榆) 下殺Ph. D. in Engl上班族省錢大作戰ish and American Literature from Graduate Institute of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University, Associate Professor at Department of English, Tamkang University (till July 2008), currently Associate Professor at Department of English, National Taiwan Normal University. His research fields include Zizek, psychoanalytic ethics, and radical politics. He has published Horror and Evil in the Name of Enjoyment (Bern: Peter Lang, 2007) and many articles in prestigious journals in Taiwan including Concentric and NTU Studies in Languages and Literature. He is currently working on the research projects on Sung Tse-lai’s novels and multiculturalist discourse.

Su-ching Huang (黃素卿) 特惠is Assistant Professor of English and Associate Director of Ethnic Studies at East Carolina University. She received her Ph.D. in English from the University of Rochester and has taught at University of Texas-Pan American, National Taiwan University, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, and Rochester Institute of Technology. She has taught courses in, for example, Asian American literature, multiethnic U.S. literature, travel narratives, women’s literature, and contemporary Chinese cinema. Her recent research interests include Asian American literature and films as well as multiethnic U.S. literature. She has published in both Chinese and English, on feminist theater, Asian American literature, and Jackie Chan. Her book Mobile Homes: Spatial and Cultural Negotiation in Asian American Literature (Routledge, 2006) deals with literary representations of Asian migration and assimilation since the 1940s.

She-Ru Kao (高瑟濡)

is Assistant Professor at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University. Her previous publications were mainly on Lord Byron, with a special focus on Byron’s anticipation of some Freudian ideas, such as sadism, masochism, melancholia, narcissism, the “double,” and the joking techniques. Her current research interests include English Romanticism, Gothic literature, Victorian novels, and literature teaching.

Iping Liang (梁一萍)

is Professor of American Literatures at the Department of English, National Taiwan Normal University. Her research interests include women’s literatures, Gothic aesthetics, geographical imagination, Asian Pacific discourse, and multiethnic literatures of the United States. She is the author of Ghost Dances: Towards a Native American Gothic (Taipei: Bookman, 2006) and of critical articles on Louis Owens, Gerald Vizenor, N. Scott Momaday, Rudolph Anaya, Sandra Cisneros, Toni Morrison, Gish Jen, Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, among others. Her current research project involves the study of transnational Native American narratives.

Min-tser Lin (林明澤)

is Associate Professor at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature in National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan. He received his Ph. D. degree at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures in National Taiwan University. His dissertation was about Victorian sexuality and pornography; his current research interests are eighteenth-century British Gothic fiction and nineteenth-century vampire literature.

David Punter

has worked in England, Scotland, China and Hong Kong. He is currently Professor of English at the University of Bristol, UK. He has published a great deal on many literary-critical topics, including romantic literature, modern and contemporary writing, literary theory and psychoanalysis, but is probably best-known for his work on the Gothic, including The Literature of Terror: A History of Gothic Fictions from 1765 to the Present Day (1980; 1996); Gothic Pathologies: The Text, the Body and the Law (1998); Spectral Readings: Towards a Gothic Geography (ed., with Glennis Byron, 1999); A Companion to the Gothic (ed., 2000); The Gothic (with Glennis Byron, 2004).

Pao-Hsiang Wang (王寶祥)

is Assistant Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at National Taiwan University. He received his M.A. in Theatre Studies from Indiana University, Bloomington, his Ph. D. in Dramatic Art from University of California, Santa Barbara. His research interests are fin-de-siecle drama, Jewish studies, history of opera, and American minority theatre. He has published journal papers on plays b省錢王y Karen Finley, Anna Deavere Smith, Chay Yew, Alfred Uhry, Israel Zangwill, H. Leivick, and operas by John Adams and Donizetti. His monograph Crisis of Identity of Fin-de-siecle Viennese Jews was published in 2010.

Ya-feng Wu (吳雅鳳)

is Associate Professor of English at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University. She obtained her M. Phil. from Oxford University, UK, her Ph. D. from Glasgow University, UK. Her research interests include Romantic literature, the Gothic, Aestheticism, women’s writing, and dance. She has written both in English and Chinese on Percy B. Shelley, J. M. W. Turner, John Constable, Ann Radcliffe, Charlotte Smith, Matthew Gregory Lewis, Maria Edgeworth, etc. Her monographs are Nature in Art (in Chinese) (2005) and Arcadia and Carthage in Turner (2000). Her current project focuses on the representation of the mermaid in nineteenth century literature and art.

Wesley Xi (奚永慧)

is Assistant Professor at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures of National Taiwan University. He received his Ph. D. in Early American Literature from National Taiwan University. He teaches Fiction, Freshman Composition, Translat最新ion Studies, and American Literature. His main research interests are early American literature and Chinese-English translation. His most recent publication is “Reorienting the Train of Thought: Translating Classical Chinese into Modern English” (conference paper, 2009).

Ming-Tsang Yang (楊明蒼)

is Professor of English at National Taiwan University. His research interests include Early English literature, medieval stud最近流行產品ies and the Arthurian legend.

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  • 原文作者： Ming-Tsang Yang、Wesley Xi、She-Ru Kao、Pao-Hsiang Wang、Ya-feng Wu、Min-tser Lin...等
  • 出版社：國立臺灣大學出版中心   
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  • 出版日期：2011/01/01
  • 語言：英文


 


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3度確認汽車沒警報 嫌犯從容偷走5千元
高雄市左營區一處巷子內，24日凌晨三點多發生一起誇張的汽車竊案，嫌犯不但三度確認車子不會發出警報聲才入內行竊，還自備手電筒在車上大肆收刮，甚至遇到有路人經過也能從容關燈，等人離開後繼續犯案，整個過程花了五六分鐘，偷走車內五千元現金。

男子一身休閒打扮，騎著單車半夜在路上閒晃，但他可不是睡不著外出運動，而是鎖定了路邊這輛小客車準備下手行竊，不過疑似才剛打開車門，他就離開現場。

被害人高先生：「他先碰觸到我的車門之後，發現我的車門可以開(就被鎖定)。」


不久後再度折返，這次他改為徒步走到車門旁，接著用背部大力搖晃後離開，等到第三次出現時，他就直接打開駕駛座車門入內收刮好物分享選購指南。

記者vs.被害人高先生：「喔就這樣翻嗎，對呀，最後是皮包是....裡面的錢不見了。」

這麼誇張的竊案24日清晨三四點，就發生在高雄左營區的巷子內，原來嫌犯來回三次先開鎖離開，後來又折返搖晃車身，最後再進到車內行竊，就是為了要確保沒有發出警報，因此最後不但在車內打燈隨意收刮，遇到路人經過還很鎮定關燈躲藏，整個過程將近六分鐘，才從容離開。

被害人高先生：「我也是覺得很驚訝，因為...畢竟這個地方治安都還不錯。」


原來車主高先生忘了鎖車門才會讓竊賊有機可趁，由於他的住家附近，三百公尺內就有派出所也有一間廟宇，平常治安良好，懷疑是外地竊賊跨區犯案，除了已經報警要將嫌犯繩之以法，也要提醒附近住戶小心，因為忘記鎖門的後果，就是花了五千元來購買慘痛經驗。


 這個組合值得期待！金來沅&孔曉振或將合作電影《最普通的戀愛》：15年後的重逢


當浪漫喜劇男神碰上浪漫喜劇女王，會碰撞出怎樣一場絢爛的煙火？ 金來沅和孔曉振被爆將合作拍攝浪漫喜劇題材的電影。

據影壇業界人士透露，金來沅和孔曉振決定出演影片《最普通的戀愛》。電影講述的是30代男女間的現實愛情故事，是一部超級溫馨浪漫的作品，預計將在今年冬季開機。

目前金來沅和孔曉振兩人已經在調整行程，不出意外的話兩人確定出演，飾演電影中的男女主人公，這也是金來沅和孔曉振兩人繼2003年MBC電視劇《雪人》之後時隔15年再次合作的作品。

《雪人》中金來沅飾演的車聖俊是一名富家公子，但是卻不想依靠家裡的勢力，於是下定決心也自己做生意，因此遇到了孔曉振飾演的員警，兩人相識之後金來沅被孔曉振飾演的角色所吸引， 並且逐漸的愛上了這個這個角色，不過孔曉振飾演的員警妍旭卻喜歡著自己的姐夫。

15年前的戲中金來沅和孔曉振有緣無份，如今時隔15年他們再次合作，不知道會譜寫出怎樣一出戀曲呢？

「圖：KSD、《雪人》截圖」







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