Dou Keyang-College of Humanities Jilin University

Education
Background

1998 BA in Literature at the Department of Chinese Language & Literature, Beijing Normal University
2003 Studies of Ancient Literature under the tutorship of Shen Wenfan at the College of the Humanities, Jilin University
2006 Engaged in the studies of Comparative Literature and the World Literature under the tutorship of Zhang Xikun after gaining a master’s degree.
2009 PhD in Literature
2013 Join the Mobile Station of Literature and Art Research Center of Beijing Normal University under the tutorship of Professor Li Chunqing.

Research
Area

·Hermeneutics of Chinese Classics
·Comparative Literature Theory between China and the West
·Aesthetics of the Zhou Yi (The Book of Changes)
·History of Modern Chinese Language and Literature Education
·History of Modern Chinese Literary Theory

Teaching
Courses

·General Theory of Chinese Studies (Quality Online Courses of Jilin Province)
·Introduction to Classics Original of Western Literary Theory (National Quality Online Courses)

Academic
Appointment

Vice Director of the Association of Literary Theory of Marxism of Jilin University(吉林大学马克思主义文论学会)

Publication

1. After Criticism (《批评之后》). Phoenix Publishing & Media Group, 2009.

2. General Theory of Aesthetics of the Book of Changes (《周易经传美学通论》). Sanlian Bookstore, 2011.

3. The Aesthetics of Reception and the Philosophy of Symbolic Forms(Xiang Philosophy) (《接受美学与象思维》) . Central Compilation & Translation Press, 2014.

4. Illustrated History of the Department of Chinese Language & Literature of Beijing Normal University(1902-1949) (《北京师范大学国文系图史（1902-1949）》).Beijing Normal University Press, 2020.

Academic
Article

1. “The Book of Changes as the Cognitive Acceptance of Its Original Text (《作为接受本文的< 易经>》)”. Confucius Studies, Vol.5, 2011.
2. “The Overview of the 17th Annual Meeting of the Association of the Ancient Chinese Literature Theories (《中国古代文论学会第17届年会综述》)”. Journal of Jilin University, Vol.6, 2011.
3. “The Book of Changes and the Time (《< 周易>与时间》) ”. Studies of Chinese Regional Culture (Korea) ( 《中国地域文化研究》（韩）), Vol.11, 2011.
4. “Thirty Years of the ‘Sinicization’ of the Aesthetics of Reception (《接受美学“中国化”的三十年》)”. The Contention of Literary and Artistic Contention (《文艺争鸣》),Vol. 2, 2012.
5. “Re-Discussion of the Incessant Beauty of ‘Yizhuan’ (The Great Commentary of the Classic of Changes) (《再论 < 易传>的生生之美》)”. Studies of Ancient Literature Theories ( 《古代文学理论研究》), Vol.34, 2012.
6. “A Brief Discussion of the Paradigm Shift of the Studies of the Book of Changes in Recent 100 Years (《百年易学范式变革刍议》)”. Huaxia Wenhua Luntan (《华夏文化论坛》),Vol.2, 2013.
7. “On the Yi-oriented ‘ Hidden Meanings beyond Images’ in Chapter ‘Yinxiu’ (《论< 隐秀>的“象外之隐”与易学》)”. Studies of Zhou Yi, Vol.1, 2014.
8. “On the On-limits of the Aesthetics of Reception (《论接受美学的开放性》)”. Social Science Front, Vol.3, 2014.
9. “Interrelated Categories & Interaction between Mind and the Material World ( 《取类感通与心物感应》)”. Social Sciences in Guangxi, Vol. 6, 2014.
10. “On the Enlightenment of the Studies of Zhou Yi by the by Thomas Kuhn’s Paradigm Theory (《论库恩的范式理论对易学研究的启示》)”. Mountain Flowers: Text of Pure Literature and Visual Arts, Vol.7, 2014.
11. Translation. “Faith and Ethics (《信仰与伦理》)”. Huaxia Wenhua Luntan (《华夏文化论坛》),Vol.1, 2014.
12. “Paradigm Lost in the Interpretation of the Book of Changes（《易学范式的迷失》）”. Canadian Review of Comparative Literature（《加拿大比较文学评论》）,Sept. 2014.
13. Translation. “ The Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove :The Icon(《符号“竹林七贤”》)”. Beauty and Times, Vol.7, 2015.
14. “Poetics Life and Literary Theory :Zong Baihua and His Journey of Literary Theory (《诗化的人生，诗化的文论——宗白华与他的文论历程》)”.The Contention of Literary and Artistic Contention (《文艺争鸣》),Vol. 7, 2015.
15. “Zhu Guangqian’s Journey through the Literary Theory ( 《朱光潜的文论历程》)”. The Contention of Literary and Artistic Contention (《文艺争鸣》),Vol. 8, 2016.
16. “Compilation and Studies of the History of Universities’ Faculties & Modern Chinese Cultural Strategy (《系史编研与当代中国的文化战略》)”. Guangming Daily (Theoretical Version) (《光明日报理论版》), Dec., 2016.

The Department of Chinese Language & Literature

Dou Keyang

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