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Volume 63 (2018) - Journal of NTNU【63(2)】September (Special Issue: Meiji Restoration 150th Anniversary)

Volume 63 (2018) - Journal of NTNU【63(2)】September (Special Issue: Meiji Restoration 150th Anniversary)

Author: Guest Editor: Kung-Chiang Chang
A New Perspective across the Century: Further Study on Two Types of Japanese Christians in the Tamed Imperial Ideology of the Meiji Era
Author: Shiaw-Hua Chien (Department of Applied Japanese, Chung Hua University, Professor)
A Hero Emerged from Reformation: Imaginations of Civilization and National Literature in Shueh-Yu Shieh’s Novel “San Si Ying Xiong Chuan” during the Japanese Colonial Period
Author: Yi-Heng Lin（Department of Chinese Literature and Application, Fo Guang University, Assistant Professor）
Rediscovering the Lost Atlantis: A Study of the Genealogy of the Term Magical Realism in Late German Romantic Literature Through The Golden Pot
Author: Chien-Chun Lin (Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University, Assistant Professor)