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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Cultural Misreading and Literary Variation : From Six Chapters of a Floating Life to The Red Thread
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'《红线》(The Red Thread,2000)是澳大利亚小说家尼古拉斯·周思(Nicholas Jose)致敬中国文学经典《浮生六记》的一部作品,因其“误读”中国文化而被指责充满了“东方主义话语”.本文以哈罗德·布鲁姆的互文理论为框架,分析《红线》对《浮生六记》的误读和修正过程;讨论跨文化小说的创作技巧、主题意义和跨文化作家的文化立场问题.'

Source: CAOD.

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    y separately published work icon 华文文学 no. 4 2018 18540001 2018 periodical issue criticism 2018 pg. 39-46
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39-46 Cultural Misreading and Literary Variation : From Six Chapters of a Floating Life to The Red Threadsmall AustLit logo 华文文学
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