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    Totò stappa una risata ai compagni cinesi: il successo di Guardie e Ladri oltre la grande muraglia

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    Esame della traduzione cinese dei dialoghi del film Guardie e ladri di Monicelli al fine di individuare le soluzioni adottate per riproporre nella lingua d'arrivo l'intraducubile comicità di Totò

    Visioni dell'Oriente del confucianesimo televisivo

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    The concepts of Orient and Occident are characterised by a history and a tradition of thought. Like images in the mirrors, these ideas are meaningful only when compared with each other. This paper draws the ‘portrait of Orient’ by examining two types of Chinese drama series: series about transnational families, featuring interactions between Chinese and non-Chinese cultures; and series which captured the imagination of audiences in China. The television’s fictional products depict the Chinese perception of the Orient as a contemporary revival of traditional values and practices. The core value of this Orient is the supremacy of collective interest, a concept inherently in contrast with a West that worships the individual above all. The part of humanity capable of appreciating the nobility of these values can slip down easily into this cultural “East”, understood as Tianxia, the ancient Chinese cultural concept that denoted either the entire geographical world or the metaphysical realm of noble men

    La Filosofia del Maiale

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    Traduzione dal cinese dell'omonimo saggio di Liu Xiaobo 刘晓波:猪(中国)的哲

    The Europe in two billion eyes: Images from Chinese television

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    Mass media, in general, and television, in particular (as one of the most accessible and frequently used means of mass communication), reflect to a certain extent feelings and images that exist within a given society and remodel perceptions. This article presents to the readers an interesting analysis of the influence of Chinese television on the way the EU and Europeans are seen in China. It draws the ‘portrait of Europe’ by examining two types of Chinese drama series: series about transnational families featuring interaction between Chinese and non-Chinese cultures; and series about Chinese immigrants or tourists in Europe, showing the Chinese perception of the European lifestyle. It looks into the interactions between the characters featured in the series and the environment they are put in so as to examine the image of Europe that is being conveyed to the Chinese public

    Television Literature: a Successful Literary Genre of Today’s China

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    The seriality, in times and ways typical of the television, has become a defining feature of modern Chinese culture. Written narratives, purposefully created to meet the consumer’s expectations, find in the television storytelling a way to satisfy the needs of the readers. Needs that are largely emotional than intellectual; more visceral than cerebral. The intention of this speech is to elucidate the radical transformation of the notion of writing in the contemporary Chinese literature, whereby books turn into a product comparable to tv series, music videos or even videogames. In order to show this transformation the paper analyses two literary works: The Dialogues according to Yu Dan and Zhou Meisen’s In the Name of People, whose publication has followed the timing of the broadcasting of two television works

    Ritrovarsi in Tv durante una pandemia: analisi di due serie televisive cinesi

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    Il contributo propone un’analisi della narrazione dell’esperienza del COVID a Wuhan nei primi mesi del 2020 proposta dalle due serie televisive Heroes e With you realizzate a ridosso della conclusione del primo lockdown cinese. L’esame sarà svolto individuando gli elementi comuni alle due serie nella descrizione dei protagonisti delle serie e il modo in cui dialogano con personaggi e fatti reali, anche alla luce delle presentazioni offerte dai produttori televisivi alla stampa e pubblicate su riviste specializzate o riviste di partito. Al fine di capire se questa esperienza sia considerata in Cina come un trauma culturale, le serie sono, quindi, qui considerate come spazi di interpretazione dell’esperienza individuale in senso collettivo, discorsi in cui la memoria esercita un ruolo fondante nella definizione dell’io sociale e culturale
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