Peng Qinglong Peng Qinglong i(9034997 works by) (a.k.a. 黄源深; Peng Qinglong Zhu)
Gender: Male
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1 Ao Da Li Ya Wen Xue Zhong de Kua Jie Zheng Zha He Kua Wen Hua Xie Zuo Cross-border Struggles and Cross-cultural Writing in Australian Literature Peng Qinglong , 2023 single work criticism
— Appears in: Foreign Literature , no. 3 2023; (p. 32-42)
'Australia is a multicultural country developed from a British colony. Its geographical location, far away from Europe and the United States, close to Asia, and its history of identity rupture have made Australia The cross-cultural writing phenomenon of cross-border struggle between nationality and globality and both internal and external relations has formed in literature. This article combines the development process of Australian literature and focuses on these two issues, trying to discuss and reveal its evolution motivation and essential characteristics. The paper believes that cross-border struggles and cross-cultural writing in Australian literature are objective reflections of the process of identity construction and also reflect Australia's evolution from a jungle society to an industrial society. The construction of Australian cultural identity is a dynamic projection of Australia's national psychology and national spirit, highlighting the intricate relationship between the internal and external world of Australia's plural society. The focus on and writing about Asian culture is a new trend in Australian literature as Australia moves towards a globalized world.' (Translated publication abstract)
1 1 y separately published work icon 百年澳大利亚文学批评史 Australian Literary Criticism since 1901 Peng Qinglong , Beijing : Beijing da xue chu ban she , 2019 20739433 2019 selected work criticism

'As an important part of the world's literary criticism pedigree, Australian literary criticism has shown a "rational dominance" delay to the literary theory craze in Europe and the United States since its inception, and has a special liking for "practical criticism". The attitude of openness and diversity, and the appeal of "returning to tradition and literacy" are in sharp contrast to the current "abnormal noise and turmoil in theory". After a hundred years of development, Australian literary criticism has shown the characteristics of "non-orientation, non-original fusion", and the ideology of "self-centered, not following the trend, advocating pluralism" is worth learning from Chinese and even the world literary circles. The diversification of Australian literary criticism over the past century is not only the result of the transformation of its internal power mechanism, but also the result of mutual learning and globalization of Eastern and Western civilizations. This book adopts the methods of macro-narrative chronological social and cultural context, meso-level discussion of literary events, micro-analysis of individual critics’ thoughts, and comparative study of the differences between Australian and British and American literary criticisms, effectively achieving a comprehensive balance between theoretical criticism and practical criticism. Combine point and surface.
'"One Hundred Years of Australian Literary Criticism" aims to systematically comb, analyze and interpret the works of important writers and critics in Australia over the past century on literary creation and literary research, and comprehensively discuss the social consciousness and thoughts contained in Australian literary theory and practical criticism. Viewpoints and aesthetic standards, reveal the nature and characteristics of literary criticism of "no one, no other, non-original hybridization", explore the causes of the evolution of Australian nationalization, internationalization and diversified literary criticism, and study the history of literary criticism for Chinese scholars Provide reference.' (Publication summary)

1 Memories and Their Literary Representations : A Comparative Reading of Red Sorghum and True History of the Kelly Gang Peng Qinglong , 2017 single work criticism
— Appears in: Comparative Literature Studies , vol. 54 no. 1 2017; (p. 177-194)

'Mo Yan and Peter Carey are internationally acclaimed writers who have written a number of historical novels. They share many similarities in their characterization and narrative skills as they subvert official narrative memories; however, they differ in their explorations of their respective national psyches. Mo Yan's Red Sorghum and Carey's True History of theKelly Gang represent memories of historical events and figures which depict their bandits, Yu Zhan'ao (Red Sorghum) and Ned Kelly (Kelly Gang), as heroes in dark and turbulent periods. This article suggests that these characters are a reflection of the cruel histories that Chinese and Australian peoples have experienced in fighting against their enemies. Through Mo Yan and Carey's literary representation of memories within the characters of Zhan'ao and Kelly, the aesthetic value of the fiction brings the histories to life.' (Publication abstract)

1 学术史视阈下澳大利亚文学翻译述评(1949-1978) Peng Qinglong , 2014 single work criticism
— Appears in: 中国翻译 , vol. [2014] no. 6 2014; (p. 24-28, 128)

澳大利亚文学翻译是中国外国文学翻译不可或缺的部分。本文在文献调查的基础上,以学术史为视角,重点论述改革开放前30年澳大利亚文学翻译与研究成果的特点及其形成原因,指出这一时期的澳大利亚文学研究基本上是译介性成果,具有数量较少、质量较高、文学体裁单一的特点,这与当时中澳两国所实施的治国方略和文化政策密切相关

'The rendition of Australian literary works into Chinese has been an integral part of China’s modern-day translation of foreign literatures. As a detailed literature review shows, during the 30 years or so prior to China’s adoption of the "reform and opening up" policy, the Australian literary works translated and studied in the country were small in number, generically unvaried and yet high-quality as far as the translation is concerned. These features could be accounted for by referring to the political and culture conditions then prevailing in China and Australia.'

Source: CAOD.

1 伊迪斯三部曲——弗兰克·穆尔豪斯“间断叙述”巅峰之作 The Edith Trilogy : The Greatest Masterpiece of Frank Moorhouse in “Intermittent Narrative” Peng Qinglong , 2013 single work criticism
— Appears in: 外国文学动态 , vol. [2013] no. 4 2013; (p. 44-46)
<正>2011年,澳大利亚著名作家弗兰克·穆尔豪斯(Frank Moorhouse.1938—)的历史题材长篇小说《冷光》(Cold Light)出版,至此,与《盛大的日子》(Grand Days,1993)和《黑暗的宫殿》(Dark Palace,2000)构成的"伊迪斯三部曲"正式完成。这是澳大利亚文学史上的重大成就,显示出穆尔豪斯非凡的文学才华。三部小说出版后好评如潮,分别摘取迈尔斯·弗兰克林奖、昆士兰文学奖和南
1 论 “凯利帮”真史 的界面张力 On the Interface Tension in True History of the Kelly Gang Peng Qinglong , 2013 single work criticism
— Appears in: 外语与外语教学 , vol. [2013] no. 1 2013; (p. 83-86)

'彼得·凯里的《"凯利帮"真史》描写了澳大利亚历史上一个"罗宾汉"式的故事。作者借助高超的艺术手法,一反传统,将主人公内德·凯利刻画成一个有情有义的民族英雄,而非残暴成性的盗贼和杀人犯,彻底颠覆了其在民族记忆中的传统形象,使文本充满传统与现代、柔情与残忍、真实与虚构的界面张力。本文从人物、情节和叙事三个角度入手,分别论述小说文本所蕴含的思想张力、情感张力和叙事张力及其形成动因,揭示界面张力生成机制所折射出的文学创作思想--重新审视殖民历史,建构新的澳大利亚文化身份'

Source: CAOD.

1 y separately published work icon A Critical Study of Peter Carey's Fiction 彼得・凯里小说研究 Peng Qinglong , Shanghai : Shanghai wai yu jiao yu chu ban she , 2011 9035012 2011 single work criticism

'Australian writer Peter Carey, one of the only two writers who won the Booker Prize for two times, has so far published eleven novels, two collections of short stories and five non-fiction works. He is good at digging new ideas from history, eulogizing independent national spirit through molding the images of characters image mold, and at the same time interpreting the living conditions of modern people and the meaning of life by historical figures and events. This book, by Peng Qingling, is aimed to discuss the national consciousness, post-colonial historical view, humanistic spirit, artistic innovation of novel creation, social sense of responsibility and the sense of historical mission contained in his novels and short stories, and at the same time reveal his artistic characteristic of basing on the cultural heritage and remolding the national image.' (Publication summary)

22 115 y separately published work icon Jack Maggs Peter Carey , St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 1997 Z205857 1997 single work novel historical fiction (taught in 8 units) The year is 1837 and a stranger is prowling London. He is Jack Maggs, an illegal returnee from the prison island of Australia. He has the demeanor of a savage and the skills of a hardened criminal, and he is risking his life on seeking vengeance and reconciliation.
Influenced by Charles Dickens's Great Expectations.
1 y separately published work icon 澳大利亚文学简史 A concise history of Australian literature 黄源深 , Peng Qinglong , Shanghai : Shanghai wai yu jiao yu chu ban she , 2006 Z1885079 2006 single work criticism
1 写回帝国中心,建构文化身份的彼得·凯里 Construction of Cultural Identity in Peter Carey's Fiction Peng Qinglong , 2005 single work criticism
— Appears in: Contemporary Foreign Literature , vol. [2005] no. 2 2005; (p. 109-115)
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