Introductory Remarks

Part Ⅰ　Theatre

Case 1：Shakespearean Transformations and Mutations in the Postmodern Cultural Context

Case 2：Pushing the Limits of the Postmodern Stage in Ortonesque Farce

Part Ⅱ　Poetry

Case 3：In Search of the Postmodern in British Poetry

Case 4：The World of the Postmodern Psychosomatic:Reflections on Ted Hughes' Gaudete

Part Ⅲ　Fiction

Case 5：The Importance of Being Paranoid:Critiquing Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49

Case 6：Passions and Betrayals:A Postcolonial Re-Reading of T.E.Lawrence's Seven Pillars of Wisdom,A Triumph

Part Ⅳ　Cinema

Case 7：Representing Chineseness in Wayne Wang's Films

Case 8：Decoding the Semiotic Empire of Hollywood:James Bond as a Symbol of Visual Hegemony

Concluding Remarks

Selected Bibliography