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Format: 114 PDFs (xxvii, 2336, xxxvi pages)

ISBN: 9781522551928

Content: "This book is an innovative reference source for the latest academic material in the field of information and communication technologies and explores how complex information systems interact with and affect one another. Highlighting a range of topics such as knowledge discovery, semantic web, and information resources management"--

Note: Section 1. Fundamental concepts and theories. Chapter 1. The shifting sands of the information industry ; Chapter 2. Semantic Web, ontology, and linked data ; Chapter 3. Document clustering: a summarized survey ; Chapter 4. Bates' berrypicking model (1989, 2002, 2005) ; Chapter 5. State-of-the-art information retrieval tools for biological resources ; Chapter 6. Method to reduce complexity and response time in a web search ; Chapter 7. Survey paper on semantic Web -- Section 2. Development and design methodologies. Chapter 8. Geographic knowledge discovery in multiple spatial databases ; Chapter 9. Need of intelligent search in dynamic social network ; Chapter 10. Knowledge discovery for large databases in education institutes ; Chapter 11. A study on models and methods of information retrieval system ; Chapter 12. Multi-agent-based information retrieval system using information scent in query log mining for effective web search ; Chapter 13. Linked data, towards realizing the web of data: an overview ; Chapter 14. Design of information spaces and retrieval of information using electrostatics in virtual spaces ; Chapter 15. A decentralized framework for semantic Web services discovery using mobile agent ; Chapter 16. Swrlx: a new formalism for hybrid ontology reasoning ; Chapter 17. Sportal: profiling the content of public SPARQL endpoints ; Chapter 18. Semantic Web-based framework for scientific workflows in e-science ; Chapter 19. RDF storage and querying: a literature review ; Chapter 20. Information retrieval model using uncertain confidence's network ; Chapter 21. Towards an objective assessment framework for linked data quality: enriching dataset profiles with quality indicators ; Chapter 22. Query expansion based on central tendency and PRF for monolingual retrieval ; Chapter 23. Hypermedia-based discovery for source selection using low-cost linked data interfaces ; Chapter 24. Research and implementation of mine risk area semantic retrieval system based on ontology ; Chapter 25. Theoretical and applied issues on the impact of information on musical creativity: an information seeking behavior perspective ; Chapter 26. Using ontological e-services framework to orchestrate e-business process services ; Chapter 27. Semantic framework for an efficient information retrieval in the e-government repositories ; Chapter 28. Generating semantic annotation of video for organizing and searching traffic resources ; Chapter 29. Combining indexing units for Arabic information retrieval ; Chapter 30. The knowledgestore: a storage framework for interlinking unstructured and structured knowledge ; Chapter 31. Service discovery framework for distributed embedded real-time systems ; Chapter 32. A decision support system (DSS) for colorectal cancer follow-up program via a semantic framework ; Chapter 33. A data mining framework for forest fire mapping ; Chapter 34. Web semantics for personalized information retrieval ; Chapter 35. Nesting strategies for enabling nimble mapreduce dataflows for large RDF data ; Chapter 36. Enhancing visibility in EPCIS governing agri-food supply chains via linked pedigrees ; Chapter 37. Integration of data mining and statistical methods for constructing and exploring data cubes ; Chapter 38. Novel text summarization techniques for contextual advertising -- Section 3. Tools and technologies. Chapter 39. Indexing and abstracting as tools for information retrieval in digital libraries: a review of literature ; Chapter 40. Enhanced artificial social cockroaches (EASC) for modern information retrieval ; Chapter 41. Artificial haemostasis system for modern information retrieval with 3D result-mining ; Chapter 42. Information retrieval models: trends and techniques ; Chapter 43. Three-dimensional information retrieval (3DIR): exploiting 3D geometry and model topology in information retrieval from BIM environments ; Chapter 44. Semantic/fuzzy information retrieval system ; Chapter 45. Documenting provenance for reproducible marine ecosystem assessment in Open science ; Chapter 46. Technique for transformation of data from RDB to XML then to RDF ; Chapter 47. A similarity measure across ontologies for web services discovery ; Chapter 48. Building CLIA for resource-scarce African languages: a case study on oromoEnglish CLIR ; Chapter 49. Temporalclassifier: classification of implicit query on temporal profiles ; Chapter 50. Using a dialogue manager to improve semantic Web search ; Chapter 51. To implement an Open-MAS architecture for semantic Web services discovery: what kind of P2P protocol do we need? ; Chapter 52. A particle swarm optimization algorithm for web information retrieval: a novel approach ; Chapter 53. The implementation of dssim: a multi-agent ontology mapping system ; Chapter 54. Arabic query expansion using wordnet and association rules ; Chapter 55. The role of ontology engineering in linked data publishing and management: an empirical study ; Chapter 56. Towards a statistical approach to the analysis, the indexing, and the semantic search of medical videoconferences ; Chapter 57. Filtering method for the annotated and non-annotated web pages ; Chapter 58. SPAM: an effective and efficient spatial algorithm for mining grid data ; Chapter 59. Gravizor: a graphical tool for the visualization of web search engines results with multi-agent based modeling ; Chapter 60. Local and global latent semantic analysis for text categorization ; Chapter 61. Semantic technologies and big data analytics for cyber defence ; Chapter 62. Readable diagrammatic query language viziquer ; Chapter 63. A new method for building probabilistic ontology (prob-ont) ; Chapter 64. Systems administration in ontology-based applications: the case of citizen relationship management ; Chapter 65. Automatic schema-independent linked data instance matching system -- Section 4. Utilization and applications. Chapter 66. Bio-inspired private information retrieval system over cloud service using the social bees' lifestyle with a 3D visualisation ; Chapter 67. Quality measures for semantic Web application ; Chapter 68. Knowledge discovery from massive data streams ; Chapter 69. From finding to explaining: information retrieval to support maritime anomaly analysis ; Chapter 70. Lexical co-occurrence and contextual window-based approach with semantic similarity for query expansion ; Chapter 71. Spedia: a central hub for the linked open data of scientific publications ; Chapter 72. Context window based co-occurrence approach for improving feedback based query expansion in information retrieval ; Chapter 73. Management of sme's semi structured data using semantic technique ; Chapter 74. Improving the quality of linked data using statistical distributions ; Chapter 75. On the updating of domain OWL models at runtime in factory automation systems ; Chapter 76. Semantic Web based agricultural information integration ; Chapter 77. Semantic-based access control for data resources in Open grid services architecture - data access and integration (OGSA-DAI) ; Chapter 78. Multidimensional ontology-based information retrieval for academic counseling ; Chapter 79. Document retrieval using efficient indexing techniques: a review ; Chapter 80. Patient-centered clinical trials decision support using linked open data ; Chapter 81. Data mining approach to decision support in social welfare ; Chapter 82. Developing engineering students' communication and information retrieval skills utilizing capstone projects ; Chapter 83. Information architecture: case study ; Chapter 84. Ranking documents based on the semantic relations using analytical hierarchy process: query expansion and ranking process ; Chapter 85. Document clustering using an ontology-based vector space model ; Chapter 86. Quantifying the connectivity of a semantic warehouse and understanding its evolution over time ; Chapter 87. Context-aware presentation of linked data on mobile ; Chapter 88. , Augmenting user interaction experience through embedded multimodal media agents in social networks ; Chapter 89. Search engines and meta search engines for effective information retrieval and scholarly communication -- Section 5. Organizational and social implications. Chapter 90. How experience and expertise affect the use of a complex technology ; Chapter 91. Data storages in wireless sensor networks to deal with disaster management ; Chapter 92. Digital identity of researchers 2.0: the case of their personal learning network ; Chapter 93. Semantic retrieval of documents from digital repositories and twitter integration in the moodle environment ; Chapter 94. Using information retrieval for interaction with mobile devices ; Chapter 95. Improving search and navigation user experience by making use of social data ; Chapter 96. Researching information seeking in digital libraries through information-seeking models ; Chapter 97. The importance of authoritative URI design schemes for open government data ; Chapter 98. Semantic mediation in medpeer: an ontology-based heterogeneous data sources integration system -- Section 6. Critical issues and challenges. Chapter 99. A proposal to study of cross language information retrieval (CLIR) system users' information seeking behavior ; Chapter 100. Proximity-based good turing discounting and kernel functions for pseudo-relevance feedback ; Chapter 101. A review of answering queries over ontologies based on databases ; Chapter 102. Service-driven computing: challenges and trends ; Chapter 103. Overview of approaches and future challenges for development of music recommendation socio-technical systems. , Also available in print. , Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-5191-1

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Series Statement: Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research Series ; v.806

Note: Intro -- Preface -- Organization -- Contents -- Peer-Review Statements -- If Žižek look awry at The Sleep of EndymionThe Way of Seeing Painting in S/Z -- Environmental Ethics Manifested in Stories by RoaldDahl-A Study on Environmental Writing for Children -- Functions of "Mirror" in Renaissance Artworks -- Research on the Protection and Development Path ofEthnic Minority Characteristic Villages from thePerspective of "Double Cultivation" of Settlements -Taking Shigu Ancient Town of Lijiang as an Example -- The Renaissance Artists' Understanding of Anatomy andHuman Proportions and Their Application to Their Work -- A Comparative Study of Paintings of the Eucharist in theSecond Half of the 15th Century -- Naturalism in Leonardo Da Vinci and Durer's Work -- More Than Its Timeless Beauty-Exploring the Legacy of Mona Lisa Through Its Possibility -- Phantom Truth and Renaissance Religious Images -- Promoting Contemporary Ming Furniture DesignThrough Sustainable Development -- A Study on the Usage and Language Attitudes of theNational Common Language of the Yi Ethnic Group inXichang -- A study on the new media communication path in theindustrialization of non-legacy local drama taking FujianMinju as an example -- Analysis of the Portrayal of Female Characters inChinese Science Fiction Films from the FeministPerspective -- A study on the changes in the depiction of women's nonkinshiprelationships in Chinese TV dramas from 2010 tothe present -- From Peach Blossom Land to Yellow Earth: TheTransformation of the "Rural" Context of ChineseLiterature from a Postcolonial Perspective -- The Awakening of Women's Consciousness in theWestern World: The Case of Women's Films Directed byWomen in Europe and America -- Relating to how otome games affect female players'perceptions of mate choice. , The Influential Factors of Information Exposure andTrust on HPV Vaccination Intention of Female CollegeStudents -- Analysis of the "reversal" Phenomenon of Male andFemale Gender Language and Stereotypes in Film andTelevision under the "Principle of Politeness"Take "Everything Everywhere All at Once" as an Example -- The Representation and Performance of homosexualsubculture in Contemporary Chinese Film and Television -- Differences in the Shaping of " Immortal " in Chineseand Western Fables--Take Zhuang Zi and Aesop's Fables as examples -- Design and implementation of Brocade Ash Pileexhibiting platform using human-computer interactionand Web-based technologies -- The effect of Self-selected background music on spatialreasoning ability-an extension of the Mozart effect -- The Translation of Conceptual Metaphors inGovernment External Communication Texts - A casestudy on the 2022 Chinese Government Work Report -- The urban consciousness of the mainland in xixi's works -- A developmental study of children's emotionalcomprehension skills on music learning outcomes -- Incidental Focus on form in meaning-focused classes ofChinese as a foreign language -- A Study on Subtitle Translation of "Empresses in thePalace" from the Perspective of Medio-Translatology -- A Comparative Analysis of Pinger's Characterization asa Maid in the Dialogues of Two Hong Lou MengTranslations -- How Architecture Responds to Humans: A Study of theFirst Unitarian Church -- On the Artistic Expression of Traditional HistoryMuseums in the Digital Era -- Different Expositions of Chinese and Western Feminismsfrom the Perspective of Multiple Translations - TakingGame of Thrones as an Example -- The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies -- The continuity of tradition in reshaping contemporaryChinese art forms -- Lost in the Stars: Humanity and Society in Metaphor. , A Study of Subtitle Translation from the Perspective ofFunctional Equivalence TheoryTaking the Movie "La La Land" as an Example -- Unveiling the Ecological and Naturalistic Views inZhuangzi's Daoism: Exploring the Concept of "TheUsefulness of Uselessness" -- The Feminist contrast in the films of A Little Princess andThe Secret Garden -- Analyzing Hong Kong Literature and Hong KongPeople's Identity with the Example of the Novel "TheOpposite -- Interpretation of the protagonist image in Jiefuyin andanalysis and comparison of the similarities anddifferences with the protagonist image in Moshangsangand Yulinlang -- The Construction of "Cultural Imagery" in ChineseFilms -- Art Criticism Perspective of Taine -- Gender Role Subversion and Self-Liberation in "TheHandmaid's Tale -- Analysing the Historical Changes of The Song of LongHatred from the Perspective of the Lane -- Intangible Cultural Heritage APP Design Based onCraftsman's spirit: The Case of Chinese CantoneseEmbroidery -- Research on Dance Education Supported by VirtualReality Technology -- Recovered Voice: Viktor Ullmann's Theresienstadt VocalMusic -- The Paradox of Romance in TangoA Close-Reading of Wong Kar Wai's Films of Happy Together, Inthe Mood for Love, and Fallen Angles -- Analysis of "Taste": Serves as the Aesthetic Experienceof Calligraphy -- On the Phenomenon of "Embodiment" in 19th CenturyBritish Literature -- An Analysis of the Formation and Evolutionary Path ofthe Internet Buzzword 'Versailles' -- Exploring the Aesthetic Characteristics of Qingzhen Ci -- The New Development of Narrative Language AndAesthetics of VR Films -- On the Change of Sorrow in Li Qingzhao 's Ci -- Petrarch: The Otherization and Humanization of"Laura"-Petrarch's View of Women from Laura. , Sincerity First: The Way to Break Through forAcquaintance Variety Shows--Taking Go forHappiness and Kuai Le De Da Ren as Examples -- Ancient and Modern Changes in Yan Zhenqing'sCalligraphy--Taking the Manuscript of Offering to aNephew as an Example -- An Analysis of the Images in Angela Carter's ShortStories from the Perspective of Female Gothic -- What Path Do Luxury Brands Follow on the Eve of theEconomic Crisis? -- An Analysis of the Present Situation and FutureDevelopment of NFR in the Post-pandemic Era -- A Study of Bronze Animal Motif Cultural and CreativeProducts in the New Media Era -- Writing on the Edge: Richard Flanagan's"Australian-ness" and the National Imagination -- Translation Strategies for the Dinghai Folk Culture in theContext of 'Culture Going Global' -- The Tactile Reconstruction of The Fall of the House ofUsher -- From the Tiger's Mouth painted by Wu Yunhua -- Aesthetic Study of the Body from the Perspective ofMartial Arts and Dance Integration---Based on the Dance Drama "Yong Chun -- Research on urban waterfront landscape design based onsponge city theory -- Analysis of Su Dongpo's Transformation in Separation -- Awakening Shakti: On the Hindu Aesthetics of theBhagavad Gita from the Scene Design of Padmaavat -- Research on the Cross-Cultural External DisseminationPath of Zhoushan Folk Culture -- Analysis of Creative Tourism Development in AbaTibetan-Qiang Autonomous Prefecture Based on theSuccessful Case of Yim Tin Tsai -- We All Love the White Mermaid"Chinese Disney Fans Discuss Racism Issues -- The Impact of Existentialism on Modern Society's ValueJudgments: An Analysis through Camus' AbsurdistTrilogy -- Research on the Village Color of Overseas ChineseHometown in Modern Lingnan from the Perspective ofCultural Landscape -- Exploring Confucian Concepts of Ghosts and Gods. , An Analysis of the Internal Colonization Tendency in TheTurn of the Screw From Power Discourse Perspective -- Depiction of Life Contradictions and the Character ofStrangers in "One Word is Worth Ten ThousandWords": A Case Study -- Art Success: Necessarily Against Ethics? -- A Corpus-Based Analysis of the Language Features andPlot Representation in Jane Eyre -- Analysis on the Commercialization of Pop Art -- The Formation Logic, Existence of Chaos and ItsGovernance Strategy of the Culture of "Fancommunities -- Lost and Found: Dual Narrative Progression in The SunAlso Rises -- Digital Fashion: Transforming Design, Technology, andIndustry -- Visual Narratives of Ming Dynasty Courtesans: AestheticAppreciation and Cultural Practice in "Wu Ji Bai Me"Illustrations -- On the Translation Ethics Teaching for UniversityTeachers in the Context of New Artificial Intelligence:Based on the Book Translation Ethics Research -- How to seek stability in an uncertain world-- On the love writing in Pan Xiangli's novels -- The Rise of Art Exhibitions and Their Value for SocialAesthetic Education in the Republic of China -- A Study on the Behavior of Public Viewing of CantoneseOpera from the Perspective of TPB using the SEM Model -- The Politics of Queer Emotion: Exploring IdentityPolitics of the LGBTQ+ Community Coming Out in Love,Simon -- An Analysis of the Application of Symbolic Graphics inthe Design of Public Welfare Posters -- A Cross-Cultural Perspective on the Similarities andDifferences in Chinese and American Body Language andthe Reasons -- A comparative study of Chinese and American sightsinging and ear training Materials -- Application of Bioinspired Surface Texture in ProductDesign: Exploration of Microbial Morphology -- A Study on Lam-qua's Medical Image (1836-1855) Basedon the Chinese and Western Visual Interaction Mode. , Study on English Translation of Traditional ChineseMedicine Terminology from the Perspective ofChesterman's Translation Ethics.

Additional Edition: Print version: Marino, Elisabetta Proceedings of the 2023 5th International Conference on Literature, Art and Human Development (ICLAHD 2023) Paris : Atlantis Press (Zeger Karssen),c2023 ISBN 9782384761692

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Note: Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- 1 Introduction -- 1 Rationale of the Existence of the Chinese Form -- 1.1 Existence of the Chinese Form? -- 1.2 Chinese Form of Marxist Literary Criticism Versus Sinification of Marxist Literary Criticism -- 2 The Path of Constructing the Chinese Form -- 2.1 Questioning Historical Descriptions and Generalizations -- 2.2 The Chinese Form and the Study of Differences -- The Chinese Form and Classical Marxist Literary Criticism -- The Chinese Form and Western Marxist Literary Criticism -- 3 The "Problématique" and Overall Characteristics of the Chinese Form -- 3.1 "Problématique" -- 3.2 The Overall Characteristics of the Chinese Form -- References -- 2 People: The Starting Point and the Destination of Literary Criticism -- 1 Classical Marxist View on People -- 1.1 Marx and Engels on the People -- Marx and Engels' Connotation of the People -- The Scale of the People in Marx and Engels' Literary Criticism -- 1.2 Lenin on the People -- Lenin's Connotation of the People -- Lenin on the Relationship Between Literature and the People -- 2 The Chinese Form's View on People -- 2.1 The Connotations of People -- The People as the Aggregation of Classes -- The People Are the Creators of History -- Adherence to the Centrality of the People -- 2.2 "People First" in Literary Criticism -- The Principle of "Literature and Art for the People" -- Adherence to the Direction of People-Centered Creation -- The People as Recipients of Literature and Art -- 3 The Improvement and Expansion of the Concept of People -- 3.1 A Reflection on the Relationship Between Literature and People -- Looking Down Upon the People as a Result of a Messianic Mentality -- Commodity Fetishism and People Cult -- 3.2 The Complexity of the Concept of People -- The Concreteness of the Concept of People -- The Non-homogeneity of the People. , 3.3 The Interaction and Mutual Shaping of Literature and People -- "The People Need Art, and Art Needs the People Even More" -- Literature and "People to Come" -- References -- 3 Nation: A New Dimension of Literary Criticism in the Context of Globalization -- 1 The Discrimination of the Concept of Nation -- 1.1 Nation and Its Related Concepts -- The Concept of Nation -- Nation Versus Race and Ethnicity -- 1.2 Nation and the Chinese Nation 中华民族 -- The Proposal of a "Chinese Nation" -- The One and the Many of the Chinese Nation -- 2 Marx and Engels on Nation -- 2.1 Nation and Class -- Class Issues Dominate National Issues -- Complex Relationship Between Nation and Class -- 2.2 Nation and Internationalism -- Criticism of National Chauvinism -- Arguments on Colonization -- The Relationship Between Nations and Internationalism -- 3 National View in the Chinese Form -- 3.1 The Restoration of the Reputation of the Concept of Nation -- The Nation Is Not About Self-Seclusion -- The Nation Is Not About Going Back to the Good Old Days -- The Nation Does Not Imply the Collective's Suppression of Its Individual Members -- 3.2 New Interpretations of National View -- Nation Is a Historical Concept -- Nation and Culture -- Nation and the People -- 4 The Nature and Characteristics of the National Dimension -- 4.1 The Research Standpoint of the National Dimension -- Open Nationalism -- The Fundamental Connotation of Open Nationalism -- 4.2 The National Dimension and the National Spirit of Literature -- National Dimension and National Identity in Literature -- National Dimension and the National Characteristics of Literature -- National Dimension and the World -- References -- 4 The Political Dimension of Literary Criticism -- 1 Marx and Engels on Politics and Literature -- 1.1 Classical Marxist View on Politics -- Politics as a Component of the Superstructure. , Politics as Class Struggle -- Politics as Human Emancipation -- 1.2 Marx and Engels' Political Criticism -- Raising Doubts About the "Eternity" of the Bourgeoisie -- "The Courage of the True Artist" -- "Sings…of the Proud, Threatening, and Revolutionary Proletarian" -- "The Tendency Should Spring from the Situation and Action as Such" -- 2 Literature and Politics in the Chinese Form -- 2.1 Mao Zedong's View on Art and Politics -- Mao on Politics -- Mao on the Unity of Literature and Politics -- "Literature and Art for Politics" -- 2.2 Literature and Politics in the New Period -- Correction and Adherence to Politics -- The Proposal of "Literature and Art for the People and Socialism" -- 3 The Evolution of the Relationship Between Literature and Politics -- 3.1 Literature and "Re-politicization" -- Historical Overview of the Relationship Between Literature and Politics -- Politicization (Over-Politicization), Depoliticization to Repoliticization -- 3.2 The Contemporary Transformation of the Forms of Politics -- From Class Politics to People's Politics -- From Macro-politics to Micro-politics -- From Explicit Politics to Implicit Politics -- 3.3 The Tension Between Aesthetics and Politics -- Aesthetics as Politics -- Aesthetic Antinomy -- 4 A Perspective on the Political Dimension -- 4.1 The Research Objects of the Political Dimension -- Ideological Nature of Literature -- Scope of the Political Dimension -- 4.2 The Political Analysis of Literary Texts -- Politics in Narrative -- Desire and Politics -- References -- 5 The Praxis Dimension of Literary Criticism -- 1 Marx on Praxis -- 1.1 Marx's Concept of Praxis and Western Traditions -- Aristotle's View of Practice -- Kant on Practical Reason -- Sublation of Hegel and Feuerbach in Marx's Concept of Practice -- 1.2 The Connotations of Marx's View on Praxis -- Practice as an "Objective Activity". , Practice as Material Production and Alienation -- 2 The Chinese Form's View on Praxis -- 2.1 The Nature of Praxis -- Material and Spiritual Activities of Human Beings -- The Initiative of the Subject -- Primacy of Practice -- 2.2 The View on Literature from the Dimension of Praxis -- Literature Arises from the Relationship of Objectification -- Critical Theories Under a Literary View of Practice Theory -- 3 The Dimension of Praxis and Literary Activities -- 3.1 Literary Criticism in the Process of Objectification -- The Dimension of Practice and the Subject of Literary Activity -- Practical Dimension and the Text as a Spiritual Product -- The Dimension of Practice and Ideal Way of Being -- 3.2 An Inquiry into Praxis -- Consciousness and Unconsciousness in Practical Activities -- Finiteness and Infinity of Practice -- References -- 6 Marxist Literary Criticism in the Hi-Tech Era -- 1 Marxist Literary Criticism and Science and Technology -- 1.1 Marx and Engels on Science and Technology -- Science and Technology and Society -- The Capitalist System and the Alienation of Science and Technology -- The Paradox of Science and Technology -- 1.2 Marx and Engels on the Relationship Between Science and Art -- The Influence of Science and Technology on Literature and Art -- Non-Synchronicity Between Science and Technology and Literature -- The Permanent Charm of Art -- 1.3 Western Marxism's View on Technology and Literature -- Technology and Alienation -- Ideological Nature of Science and Technology -- 2 Theoretical Reconstruction in the Hi-Tech Era -- 2.1 View of Science and Technology in the Chinese Form -- Science and Technology and the Dream of a Strong Nation -- Science and Technology as the First Productive Force -- Ideological Construction Function of Science and Technology -- 2.2 Modern Science and Technology and the "Survival" of Literature. , The Challenge of Digital Technology to Literature -- Symbiotic Relationship of Literature and Science and Technology -- 2.3 The Inner Connection and Mutual Shaping of Literature and Technology -- The Inner Connection Between Literature and Science and Technology -- The Aestheticization of Technology and Technicization of Literature and Art -- 3 Literature Writing in the Hi-Tech Era -- 3.1 The Revolutionary Impacts of High Technology on Literature Writing -- Refreshing the Understanding of the World -- Creating Novel Aesthetic Experiences -- Stimulating Novel Literary Imagination -- Innovative Literary Styles and Structures -- 3.2 The "Thought" and "Poetry" of Literature Writing in the Hi-Tech Era -- Literature's Warning Against Science and Technology -- Poetic Dwelling in an Age of High Technology -- 4 The Study of Reading in the Internet Age -- 4.1 The Characteristics of Internet Reading -- Convenience of Reading -- Multidimensionality of Perception -- Immediacy and Interactivity of Criticism -- 4.2 The Symptoms of Internet Reading -- Labyrinth of Fragmentation -- Reading and Forgetting -- Weakening of Deep Thinking -- 4.3 The Reading Strategies of the Chinese Form -- Emphasis on Reader Autonomy -- The Call for Excellent Texts -- References -- 7 Literature and Capital in a Market Economy -- 1 Marx's View on Capital -- 1.1 Marx's Concept of Capital -- Capital and Money -- Attributes of Capital -- Capital and Its Internal Contradictions -- 1.2 Marx's View on Literature and Art and Capital -- Capital Provides the Material Basis and Conditions for the Progress of Literature and Art -- The Hostility Between Capital and Literature and Art -- The Aesthetic Character of Artistic Production in the Capitalist Mode of Production -- 2 Capital and Contemporary Literary Activities -- 2.1 The Expansion of the Concept of Capital. , Marx's Theory of Capital Is Not Obsolete.

Additional Edition: Print version: Hu, Yamin The Contemporary Construction of the Chinese Form of Marxist Literary Criticism Singapore : Palgrave Macmillan,c2023 ISBN 9789819929467

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Content: The Spanish novel in a turbulent century. This collection of studies by eighteen prominent theorists and critics offers a diverse panorama of the modern Spanish novel seen through the prism of Spain's recent political, cultural and ideological history. It considers the development of the novel as a social mirror and as a changing literary form, torn between the tradition of stern realism and the aesthetics of rupture affecting all Western literature from the Avant-Garde to the Postmodern age. While some essays emphasise the Spanish cultural context and canonical writers, others are of a broader nature, grouping lesser-known writers under certain literary tendencies: the metaphysical novel, the urban novel, recuperative accounts of the Civil War, feminine first-person narrations, and the rise of the popular detective, historical, and erotic novels. Three studies address the resurgence of the Catalan, Basque and Galician novel and their departure from a poetics of identity to one of global concerns. Interdisciplinary approaches address the reciprocal impacts of literature and cinema, and the effects of the marketplace on the consumption of fiction are not forgotten. The Companion provides ample bibliographies and a valuable chronology, while all titles and quotations are translated into English. Contributors: Marta E. Altisent, Katarzyna Olga Beilin, Ramón Buckley, José F. Colmeiro, Stacey Dolgin Casado, Sebastiaan Faber, David K. Herzberger, Carlos Alex Longhurst, Kathleen N. March, Cristina Martínez-Carazo, Alfredo Martínez Expósito, Nina L. Molinaro, Gonzalo Navajas, Mari Jose Olaziregi, Janet D. Pérez, Randolph D. Pope, Josep Miquel Sobrer, H. Rosi Song.

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Content: Drawing upon theories on the novel in Bakhtin's 'Dialogic Imagination', this book examines Nuevo Romanticismo through the lens of Russo-Soviet 'littérature engagée'. The term Nuevo Romanticismo originated in José Díaz Fernández's eponymous essay and has been applied to a group of writers who exemplified a rehumanization of the field of Spanish cultural production. In contrast with the dehumanized tendencies noted by Ortega y Gasset, writers César Arconada, Ramón J. Sender, and Lusia Carnés combined avant-garde aesthetics and a deep preoccupation with the human condition, creating a model of politically engaged art in part through transcultural dialogues with Russian literary models. This study explores the deep connection between Spanish and Russian narratives immediately before and during the Second Republic, as well as themes as relevant today as nearly a century ago: the ethics of war, the new woman, and responses to machine culture in the modern age. Lynn C. Purkey is an Associate Professor of Spanish at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

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Series Statement: Palgrave studies in relational sociology

Content: 1. Introduction: In Search of Invisible Order -- 2. Institutions and Ideas in Neo-Institutionalism -- 3. Historical Institutions -- 4. Ideas As Institutions in Ideational Scholarship -- 5. The Social As a System -- 6. The Social As a Lifeworld -- 7. Ideology in Capitalist Societies -- 8. The Critical Ideology Theory of Projekt Ideologietheorie -- 9. Conclusion: The Invisible Order.

Content: "This important book brings up what in contemporary social theorising has been forgotten and ignored, namely taken for granted institutions. These institutions are the invisible kit that makes social order prevail. Herranen shows by a detailed and scholarly analysis that institutions, as relationally emerging phenomena, are the backbone of the social fabric. The timely book is a novel and valuable contribution to social theory, and the usefulness of the theoretical analysis is applied to the contemporary capitalistic society." —Patrik Aspers, Chair of Sociology, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland "The problem of social order, how humans unconsciously coordinate, is perhaps the central problem of social theory, dividing, for example, historical Institutionalists from scholars of ideas and ideology. Herranen seeks to reconcile these disparate views, and he does so by rehabilitating Parsonian functionalism by embedding it in a relational ontology.

Content: The result is a deeply sociological and yet non-realist account of social life." —Mark Blyth, The William R. Rhodes ’57 Professor of International Economics, Brown University, US The book addresses the problem of institutionalised order in modern capitalist societies with highly developed division of labour. Via thorough critique and reconstruction of neo institutionalist theory, classical social theories, and critical ideology theory, The Invisible Order introduces the first relational theory of social institutions to explain in detail how individuals end up encountering institutions as objective. Thus synthesising integrative and conflicting social relations, this timely and useful relational examination of social institutions reveals how complex societies can keep functioning even though their orders are constantly contradicted by multiple disordering endeavours and tendencies. Olli Herranen is a researcher at University of Helsinki, Finland.

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe ISBN 978-3-031-16480-4

Language: English

Keywords: Institution ; Sozialordnung

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-16481-1

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Format: 1 online resource (xiv, 470 p. )

ISBN: 0-585-22076-X

Content: Donald Pizer presents the major critical discussions of American realism and naturalism from the beginnings of the movement in the 1870's to the present. He includes the most often cited discussions ranging from William Dean Howells, Henry James, and Frank Norris in the late nineteenth century to those by V.L. Parrington. Malcolm Cowley, and Lionel Trilling in the early twentieth century. To provide the full context for the effort to interpret the nature and significance of realism and naturalism during the periods when the movements were live issues on the critical scene, however, he also includes many uncollected essays. His selections since World War II reflect the major recent tendencies in academic criticism of the movements.

Note: Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph , The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, 1874-1914 -- The novel and its future / George Parsons Lathrop -- Modern fiction / Charles Dudley Warner -- The art of fiction / Henry James -- A typical novel / Hamilton Wright Mabie -- Selections from the "Editor's study" / William Dean Howells -- Realism and romance / James Lane Allen -- Certain tendencies in current literature / Richard Watson Gilder -- The new battle of the books / George Pellew -- Selections from The ethics of literary art / Maurice Thompson -- Realism in literature and art / Clarence Darrow -- The progressive realism of American fiction / H. H. Boyesen -- Productive conditions of American literature / Hamlin Garland -- The new story-tellers and the doom of realism / William Roscoe Thayer -- Three essays on naturalism / Frank Norris -- The responsibilities of the novelist / Frank Norris -- True art speaks plainly / Theodore Dreiser -- The naturalism of Mr. Dreiser / Stuart P. Sherman -- The art of Theodore Dreiser / Randolph Bourne -- William Dean Howells and the realism of the commonplace / V. L. Parrington -- Naturalism in American fiction / V. L. Parrington -- The opening struggle for realism / Alfred Kazin -- "Not Men" : a natural history of American naturalism / Malcolm Cowley -- Reality in America / Lionel Trilling -- Some observations on naturalism, so called, in fiction / James T. Farrell -- Taine in America / Everett Carter -- New ideas in the novel / Charles C. Walcutt -- , Norris historically reviewed / Richard Chase -- Mark Twain and the earlier realism / Robert Falk -- American realism defined / Harold H. Kolb Jr. -- "Realism" : toward a definition / Edwin H. Cady -- From document to symbol: Zola and American naturalism / Frederick J. Hoffman -- American literary naturalism : the example of Dreiser / Donald Pizer -- Realism / Alfred Habegger -- The country of the blue / Eric J. Sundquist -- Preface and casting out the outcast : naturalism and the brute / June Howard -- Realism and "absent things in American life" / Amy Kaplan -- Black and white strangers / Kenneth W. Warren -- Expanding the canon of American realism / Elizabeth Ammons. , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-8093-2096-7

Language: English