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Volume 69 (2024)
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Volume 65 (2020) - Journal of NTNU【65(1)】March (Special Issue: Imagination and Culture Translation of Ghost)

Editorial Report
Author: Prof. Cheng, Tsan-Shan（Editor）, Po-Chung Lin（Guest Editor）

The Implication and Perishing of the Primitive Form and Spirit of "Po"
Author: Rui-Jie Gao（Institute of Philosophy, Shanghai Normal University, Postdoctoral Researcher）
Unseemly Ghost World: Contradiction in Traditional Literature—Reinterpretation of He Dian
Author: Chien-Hua Pan（Department of Chinese Literature, National Tsing Hua University, Adjunct Lecturer）
Exploring Posthumous Marriage and Relationships between the Living and Dead in Modern and Contemporary Taiwan
Author: Ho-Chun Lin（Department of Chinese Literature, National Chiayi University, Project Assistant Professor）
A Brief Discussion about the Diffusion and Significance of Biji in the NorthernSong Dynasty
Author: Peng Hu（Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Zhejiang University, Doctoral Student）
Observations on Ryoushou Kumagai's Taiwanese Study during the Japanese Colonial Period
Author: Hsiang-Wei Lin（Department of Chinese, National Taiwan Normal University, Associate Professor）