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Part Ⅰ Ancient and Early Modern Sign Systems Studies 3

Chapter 1 The Rise ofChinese Literary Theory:Intertextuality and System Mutations in Classical Texts 3

Chapter 2 Controversy over Language:Towards Pre-Qin Semiotics 25

Chapter 3 The Paradox of Learning and the Elenchos:Plato's Meno,Augustine's De Magistro,and Gongsun Long's Jianbailun(On Hardness and Whiteness) 51

Chapter 4 Controvert the Dead:Sextus Empiricus and Plutarch against the Stoics 81

Chapter 5 Between Nature and Culture:A Glimpse of the Biosemiotic World in Fourth Century BCE Chinese Philosophy 99

Chapter 6 Intersubjectivity in Controversy:A Story from the Taoist Philosopher Zhuangzi 111

Chapter 7 Plato and Peirce on Likeness and Semblance 126

Chapter 8 Persuasion in the Pre-Qin China:The Great Debate Revisited 143

Chapter 9 The Rise of Semiotics and the Liberal Arts:Reading Martianus Capella's The Marriage of Philology and Mercury 158

Chapter 10 The Theorist as Visionary:Logocentrism in"Medieval"Chinese and European Critical Discourse 177

Part Ⅱ Reflections on Chinese Writing System 189

Chapter 11 Semiographics:A Peircian Approach to Chinese Script 189

Chapter 12 Naming Animals in Chinese Writing 205

Chapter 13 Ancient Chinese Concept of fa(Law)and Its Orthographical Representations 216

Chapter 14 Hallucinating the Other:Derridean Fantasies of Chinese Script 236

Chapter 15 The Legacy of Josef Vachek and Its Implications in the Studies of Chinese Script 253

Chapter 16 Graphemics and Novel Interpretation:The Case of WangWen-hsing 270

Part Ⅲ Genre Studies 301

Chapter 17 Towards a Structural Generic Theory of Tang Stories 301

Chapter 18 The Yang Lin Story Series:A Structural Analysis 326

Chapter 19 The Anonymous Autobiographer:Roland Barthes/Shen Fu 358

Chapter 20 A Lover's Discourse versus Story:Su Man-Shu's"The Broken Hairpin" 373

Chapter 21 Mental Space Mapping in Classical Chinese Poetry:A Cognitive Approach 388

Chapter 22 Calendar and Aphorism:A Generic Study of Carl Linnaeus's Fundamenta Botanica and Philosophia Botanica 411

Chapter 23 Mimetic Desire/Dramatic Structure:Racine's Phaedra and Ma Chih-yiian's(Ma Zhiyuan)Han-kung ch'iu(Hangongqiu) 431

Chapter 24 Literary London:An Essay 453

Part Ⅳ Influence or Reception? 471

Chapter 25 On the"Birth"of Historiography of Philosophy in China 471

Chapter 26 Hu Shih and John Dewey:"Scientific Method"in the May Fourth Era—China 1919 and After 486

Chapter 27 Reflections on Cross-cultural Literary Contact:The Reception of American Critical Theory in Taiwan in the 1970s 502

Chapter 28 Western Theory as"Colonial Discourse"?Or(One More Time!)The Permanent Crisis of Comparative Literature 526

Chapter 29 Perspective and Tertium Comparationis:The Case of Asian Literature 542

Chapter 30 Image/Mirage ofthe Other:Contemporary Taiwanese Poets'Reception of French Surrealism 549

Part Ⅴ Nature/Culture Writing and Recent Advances in Sign Studies 575

Chapter 31 Peirce and Cassirer on Deictics and"Pronominal"Communication 575

Chapter 32 Encoding the Textual Sign in Natural History versus Natural System:The Case of Darwin and Linnaeus 591

Chapter 33 Is Jakob von Uexkiill,the Founding Father of Biosemiotics,a Semiotician or Hermeneutician? 611

Chapter 34 Is Language a Primary Modeling System?On Juri Lotman's Concept of Semiosphere 637

Chapter 35 Semioticians Make Strange Bedfellows,Or,Once Again:"Is Language a Primary Modeling System?" 654

Chapter 36 Notes towards a Semiotics of Parasitism 670

Chapter 37 Disaster Semiotics:An Alternative"Global Semiotics"? 690

Index 707