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Contents 1. Chen Ben Lis Works and Characteristics of the Academic Research

............................................................................................................... Hun-Han Ko 1

2. The Poetics of Transgression in Posthumanism .................................... Yi-jou Lo 21

3. Exposition on the Implied Meaning of Later Journey to the West and Its Art of Writing .................................................................................. Hsiao-Fen Wen 39

4. A study of duck poetry in Tang Dynastys ...................................... Chia-Hsien Ma 71

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Hun-Han Ko, PhD student of the Graduate Institute of Chinese, National Changhua University of Education. Received 27 December 2011; accepted 17 April 2012

Chen Ben Lis Works and Characteristics of the Academic Research

Hun-Han Ko

Abstract

Collecting books in private was once popular in Qing dynasty and many famous books

collectors appeared one after another. The number of books collectors tops any other dynasty.

Also, most of them lived in Jiangnan district. They had a great contribution for preserving

chinese culture. Among them, Chen Ben Li and Chen Feng Heng, who also lived in the area,

collected lots of books and left many works. However, they were nearly obscure for their folk

status. So the author, on the one hand, aims to introduce Chen Ben Lis works to show his

passion and results on the academic research. On the other hand, the author attempts to focus on

Chen Ben Lis characteristics of the academic research, dividing Chen Ben Lis research method

into four points in hope of associating these methods with his identity as a books collector.

Keywords: Chen Ben Li, books collector, characteristics of the academic research, YangZhou.

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Yi-jou Lo, Associate Professor of English Department at Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages. Received 23 January 2012; accepted 3 May 2012

The Poetics of Transgression in Posthumanism

Yi-jou Lo

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This paper aims at delving into the development of posthumanism, its similarities and differences with/from humanism and in particular, its transgressive and deterritorial features.

The term, posthuman or posthumanism implies the expectation and prcis, to an extent, of a kind of escapism from the restraint and limitation of human body and/or mind. In consequence, while humanism still poses most attention on the differences between humanity and soul, posthumanism, regardless of the boundary, is bound for any possibility of transgression.

Generally, posthumanism is an attempt of the trespass of the shackle of facts, of body and of humanity. Within the amalgamation and dissemination of various fields, posthumanity seemingly enjoys a new carnival. Whether such heteroglossic condition will lead human beings into a perfect utopia or a re-loss of the paradise, the decision is not yet made. Keywords: Posthuman, Images/Face, Body, Humanity, Transgression.

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Exposition on the Implied Meaning of Later Journey to the West and Its Art of Writing

Hsiao-Fen Wen

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Later Journey to the West is a sequel of Journey to the West; there are forty chapters in total, and it was a work written at the beginning of Qing Dynasty. The book continues to write that after Tang Sanzng the Tang Monk acquired the sutras and went back to the territory of Tang Dynasty, and after the sutras had been spread and circulated in China for two hundred years, because the Monk and the disciples did not obtain the correct explanation in the previous time, the sutras could not save the world and enlighten the people, resulting in Emperor Tang Xian Zongs upholding celestial beings and favoring Taoism, monks seeking profit, and common peoples falling into vice. In order to rectify these situations, the Buddha ordered the Tang Monk and Sun Wukong the Monkey King to seek the people that searched for the correct explanation; therefore, this contributed to Tang Banji the second Tang Monk, Little Wandering Monk the second Stone Money, Zhu Yijie, Sha Zhihe Sha Mi, and the Dragon Horses going to the Spirit Mountain to look for the correct explanation; finally, they were conferred a title and became buddhas.

Besides propagating the Buddhist philosophy, the book is rich in sarcasm, contains deep implied meaning, and its art of writing has special features. The research took the implied meaning of Later Journey to the West and its art of writing as the focal points of exposition, and divided the fictions implied meaning into five items of cultivating the heart and getting rid of the improper thought satirizing the politics, satirizing the common intellectuals, satirizing the human nature, and satirizing the religion; as for the art of writing, the book exerts efforts in rhetorical techniques, characters and roles, super-reality, and description in comicality and humor to highlight the fictions features of literary creation. The research expected to have a more comprehensive understanding to Later Journey to the Wests connotation and writing. Keywords: Later Journey to the West, implied meaning, art of writing, allegorical novel.

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A study of duck poetry in Tang Dynastys

Chia-Hsien Ma

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This article primary intention in studies poetry in Tang Dynastys the duck the significance, after analyzing, this paper find "duck " the meaning of poetry in the Tang Dynasty may be derived from those meanings: One duck is the representative of Spring; the other ducks on behalf of Ordinary, or Vulnerable; The third Duck-type Censer is a female room appliance common, duck incense fragrance or not, on behalf of women's emotional world; its four ducks are Tang people leisure activities often occur in birds, such as "shooting duck "and"fighting duck. " Keywords: Tang Dynastys poetry, duck, Image.

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