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Editor’s Note
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Chun-yen Chen
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Introduction World Enough
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Yu-lin Lee、Chun-yen Chen
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“Include Me Out”: Reading Eileen Chang as a World Literature Author
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Carole Hang Fung Hoyan
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Eileen Chang
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world literature
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worlding
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technologies of recognition
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Sinophone
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Lin Yutang
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From the Impersonal to the Ecological: Critique of Neoliberalism and Vision of Ecocosmopolitanism in Wu Ming-Yi’s The Stolen Bicycle
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You-ting Chen
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Wu Ming-Yi
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The Stolen Bicycle
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neoliberalism
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impersonal feelings
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ecocosmopolitanism
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Compound Eyes and Limited Visions: Wu Ming-Yi’s “Weak Anthropocentric” Gaze for World Literature
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Dingru Huang
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Wu Ming-Yi
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The Stolen Bicycle
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heterotemporality
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weak anthropocentricism
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Creolization, Translation, and the Poetics of Worldness: On Wu Ming-Yi’s French Translation
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Gwennaël Gaffric
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Wu Ming-Yi
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French
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translation
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creolization
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Édouard Glissant
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Worldness
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Luo Yijun’s Fourth Person Singular Writing: A Cartography of Time
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Kailin Yang
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temporality
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virtuality
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I
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the fourth person singular
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memory
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death
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On the Third Hand: Why to taiwan World Literature
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Adam Lifshey
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Q & A: Wu Ming-Yi
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Wu Ming-Yi
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Compromises in Translating Wu Ming-Yi’s Uncompromising Localism
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Darryl Sterk
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