Introduction - Charles Laughlin * Part 1: Rewriting Literary History * The Rhetorics of Modernity and the Logics of the Fetish - Alexander Des Forges * Woman and Her Affinity to Literature: Defining Women Writers' Role in China's Cultural Modernity - Megan Ferry * Desire and Disease: Bai Wei and the Thirties Literary Left - Amy D. Dooling * What's Chinese in Chinese Diasporic Literature? - Emme Teng * Toward a Theory of Postmodern/Post-Mao-Deng Literature - Xiaobin Yang * Part 2: The Quotidian Apocalypse * Modernity and Apocalypse in Chinese Novels from the End of the Twentieth Century - Jeffrey C. Kinkley * Boundary-Crossing in The Great Going Abroad - Claire Conceison * Li Guoxiu's Ambiguous Answer to the Taiwan Question - John Weinstein * Tales of a Porous City: Public Residences and Private Streets in Taipei Films - Yomi Braester * Part 3: The Moral Subject Under Global Capitalism * Reproducing the Self: Consumption, Imaginary, and Identity in Chinese Women's Autobiographical Practice in the 1990s - Lingzhen Wang * Urban Ethics: Modernity and the Morality of Everyday Life - Robin Visser * Capitalist and Enlightenment Values in 1990s Chinese Fiction: The Case of Yu Hua's Blood Merchant - Deirdre Sabina Knight
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