| 2023-07 |
Rejuvenating English Literature with German Humour: De Quincey, Jean Paul, and Thomas Carlyle |
conference |
說明頁(142) |
| 2021-05 |
Play is the first poetry of the human being |
conference |
說明頁(255) |
| 2019-07 |
The most polite age is in danger of being most vicious |
conference |
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| 2019-03 |
The world must be made Romantic: The Sentimental Grotesque in Tetsuya Ishida`s `Self-Portraits of Others, Romantic Legacies: Transnational and Transdisciplinary Contexts, ed. Shun-liang Chao and John Michael Corrigan |
book |
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| 2018-08 |
[R]omantic is [that] which presents a sentimental theme in a fantastic form |
conference |
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| 2018-04 |
Saving the World with Brushstrokes: Tetsuya Ishida’s “Self-Portraits of Others” |
conference |
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| 2018-04 |
The Modernist Grotesque: Physical Deformity and Social Reform in Tetsuya Ishida’s Paintings |
conference |
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| 2017-05 |
A City of Sadness: Sentimental Pain and Social Sympathy in Tetsuya Ishida`s Urban Paintings |
conference |
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| 2016-07 |
The Visual Language of Pain: Ishida’s Paintings as a Case Study |
conference |
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| 2015-08 |
‘The desire of the moth for the star’: Emma’s Romantic Pursuit of Absolute Love in Madame Bovary |
conference |
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