The troubling wilderness : the psychological uses of the sublime and frontier in illustrated children’s books by Lo, Yi Min

“…It will examine literature closely related to children – the award-winning picture book Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak and Antoine Saint-Exupéry’s well-known illustrated novella The Little Prince as ecological texts. It argues that wilderness in these stories embody what William Cronon highlights as the two branches of definition, the sublime and the frontier to be conquered.…”
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Interrogating otherness with reference to selected Australian and Caribbean texts. by Chan, Xiao Yi.

“…It will also attempt to map the journey through which one may resist and challenge the undesirable effects of Othering – drawing its textual references mainly from Australian and Caribbean literature, namely Doris Pilkington’s novella Rabbit Proof Fence, Sally Morgan’s autobiography My Place and Olive Senior’s short story Arrival of the Snakewoman.…”
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翻译功能与译语文化 ：以目的论来探析新加坡式英语译版的《小王子》= Translation function and target language : a study on Singlish translation “The Leeter Tunku” from the perspective of skopos theory... by 林嘉欣 Lim, Jia Xin

“…This novella has gained so much popularity and controversy that it has seen a record high in its publication, translation and sales. …”
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以心理分析和性别研究论张爱玲的《茉莉香片》= Discussion on Eileen Chang’s Mo Li Xiang Pian with psychology analysis and gender studies by 黄毓施 Ng, Yu Shi

“…This thesis paper will discuss the different characters in this novella, mainly on the male character, Nie Chuan Qing. …”
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Exploring pragmatic romance in Eileen Chang’s fiction by Lim, Eunice Ying Ci

“…This dissertation sets out to introduce her to those who are unfamiliar with her work, and will explore Chang’s treatment of women and the issues of pragmatism and romance in three examples of her fiction – the two novellas “Lust, Caution” (1979), “Aloeswood Incense: The First Brazier” (first published in May 1943, and henceforth referred to as “Aloeswood Incense”), as well as one of Chang’s short stories “Sealed Off” (first published in November 1943). …”
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Poison women : political bodies of an Ero-Guro-Nansense age by Wong, Shu Min

“…By analyzing Rampo’s treatment of the poison woman in his novellas The Black Lizard (Kuro Tōkage) and The Beast in the Shadows (Inju), this paper aims to show how he restores the ability of the female criminal as a part of the social fabric from which she is created.…”
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