The publication of Nanda Review is but another important endeavor to internationalize the scholarship of Nanjing University in the humanities and social sciences. Its major goal is to introduce to the outside world those new and significant research results by Nanjing University faculty for the sake of dialogue and exchange. This first issue mainly deals with the following three topics: contemporary Chinese issues, theoretical inquiries in the global context, and Chinese literary and cultural studies.

Preface / iii

Contemporary Chinese Issues

 Hong Yinxing / Studies on Back Feeding of Agriculture and the Countryside by Industry

and the City / 3

 Liu Zhibiao and Wu Fuxiang / Vertical Disintegration of Production in the Global

Economy: An Empirical Study Based on Input-output Tables of Jiangsu Province in

China / 22

 Tong Xing and Zhang Haibo / Self-identity of the Passively Urbanized Group in the

Process of Obtaining Urban Adaptability and Modernity: An Empirical Study on 561

Land-displaced Peasants in Nanjing / 40

 Shao Jiandong / The Protection of Intellectual Property Rights by Criminal Laws in

China: Status Quo, Problems and Suggestions for Improvement / 66

 Su Xinning and Zhang Jie / Chinese Humanities and Social Science Researches: An

Analysis of References in CSSCI/85

Theoretical Inquiries in the Global Context

 Zhang Yibing / The Problematic of Lacan's Philosophy / 103

 Xu Xiaoyue / The Daoist Doctrine of Heaven-humanity Relationship and Its Significance for

 the Value Orientation Modern Environmental Ethics / 119

 Zhou Xian / The Aestheticization of Everyday Life in the "Post-revolutionary Era" / 130

 Xu Xin / Jewish Diaspora in China and Their Contributions / 144

Chinese Literary and Cultural Studies

 Mo Lifeng / Anxiety in the Shadow of Great Masters: The Tang Poet Xue Neng / 165

 Lu Guoyao / On the Combination of the "Textual Research on Historical Documents"

and the "Historical Comparative Method" / 190

 Ding Fan / Special Background for the Existence of Chinese Regional Novels and the

Loss of Value / 206

 He Chengzhou / Women and the Search for Modernity: Rethinking Modern Chinese

Drama / 223

 Wang Shouren / Foreign Literature and the Shaping of Modern Values in the Chinese

Society / 238

Interview

 Wang Jie and Xu Fangfu / I am not a Post-Marxist, but an Marxist: An Interview with

Professor Terry Eagleton/251