Introduction: the draft in literary history by Van Hulle, D

Hebban olla vogala: an eleventh-century link between Dutch and English literary history by Angerer, ML

“…In this way, Hebban olla vogala can be seen not only as a monument of Dutch literary history, but also as a testament to its interaction with English literature.…”

试论宇文所安《剑桥中国文学史》的理念与呈现 = Principle and presentation on the Cambridge history of Chinese literature (Volume I) by 李佳 Li, Jia, 曲景毅 Qu, Jingyi

Subjects: “…Writing Conception on literary history…”
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Drafting ‘Anon’ and killing anon: Virginia Woolf and the genesis of English literary language by Phillips, J

“…In the draft pages of her literary history, Woolf crafts a narrative for the genesis of literature in English and English as a literary language. …”

The ALA, public libraries and the Great Depression by Luyt, Brendan

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翻译家鲁迅的“中间物”意识——以鲁迅早期翻译方式的变换为例 = The “intermediate” consciousness of Lu Xun - a case study of the changes of the translation methods in Lu Xun’s early translation career... by 崔峰 Cui Feng

“…A re-evaluation of Lu Xun’s position in Chinese literary history and translation history is subsequently achieved. …”
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臺灣文學主體性中的南方軌跡 —— 以南進與新南向時期之臺灣文學為例 = The Southern trajectory in Taiwanese literary subjectivity: a study of Taiwanese literature during the Nanshin-ron and new southbound policy per... by 楊永昌 Yang, Yung Chang

“…It emphasizes understanding how the term "South" has evolved into a unique yet often hidden trajectory in Taiwanese literary history, shaping and influencing the construction of Taiwanese nativism, subjectivity, and self-identity. …”
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Classical lyricism in Italian and North American 20th-century poetry by Piantanida, C

“…I then contextualise the four case studies within the Italian and North American literary histories. Finally, through the new outlook afforded by the comparative angle of this thesis, I uncover some of the hidden threads connecting the different types of classical lyricism transnationally.…”