Wang Yue , Ph.D. Assistant Professor. Tel: 15160021907 E-mail: wangyue840907@163.com | |
Education
2006, B.A.,Yunnan University;
2008, M.A., Sichuan University;
2011, Ph.D., Sichuan University.
Professional Experience
2011-present, Principal Investigator for Unreliable Narrative’s group , College of Humanities, Xiamen University.
Research Area
Unreliable narrative is a literary phenomenon under the influence of cultural factors as well as long-standing narrative skill. Our research group connects the history of unreliable narrative and realism paradigm, and discusses how the concept of realism impacted on unreliability in fiction.
Courses Taught
Narratology; Foreign Literature; Selected Foreign Fiction; College Chinese; Comparative Literature.
Selected Publications
Wang Yue. On the Unreliable Narrative in Ian McEwan’s “Solid Geometry”. Foreign Literature. 2010, (1): 16-22.
Wang Yue. A Close Reading on Shanzhai Culture in View of Semiotics. Social Scientist. 2010, (9): 151-4.
Wang Yue. Narrativization as an Unreliable Narration in Ian McEwan’s Enduring Love. English and American Literature Studies. 2011, (14): 191-202.
Wang Yue. The Comfort of Strangers: Phalanx of Unreliable Characters and Narration. Foreign Literatures. 2011, (2): 120-8.
Wang Yue. Unreliable Narrative in TheCement Garden by Ian McEwan. China Three Gorges Tribune. 2011, (3): 21-5.
Wang Yue. Atonement: Interpretive Negation in Leveled Unreliable Narration. English and American Literature Studies. 2013, (19): 45-54.
Wang Yue. Dance with Shackles: Ian McEwan’s Fiction and Unreliable Narrative. China Social Sciences Press, 2013.