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彼得·海居是匈牙利佩奇大学教授、《比较文学与世界文学评论》(A&HCI期刊)主编、匈牙利科学院文学研究所学术顾问、国际比较文学学会执行委员会理事,主要研究比较文学、文学理论和古典哲学,已出版著作6部,发表论文100多篇,代表性论文包括:《是否存在过一种线性叙事——读成碎片化的传统叙事与读成线性化的碎裂的后殖民叙事》,《在种族的边界:现代匈牙利作家米克沙特、克鲁迪、马莱小说中的斯拉维克人形象》等。华中师范大学张甜副教授受《外国文学研究》杂志委托对海居教授进行了访谈。此次访谈涉及到《比较文学与世界文学评论》的创立、该杂志的特色及其与国际比较文学学会的关系以及海居教授关于比较文学研究的观点。在访谈中,海居教授还阐述了他对比较文学、族裔文学和世界文学的理解,他不赞同有些学者所持有的比较文学走入绝境的观点,认为我们正在进入一个多国合作开展研究的大时代。
Peter Haitian is a professor at Page University of Hungary, editor in chief of Comparative Literature and World Literature Review (A & HCI), academic advisor to the Institute of Literature of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and executive director of the Institute of International Comparative Literature, specializing in comparative literature, literary theory and classical Philosophy, has published six books, published more than 100 papers, representative papers include: “Is there a linear narrative - read into a fragmented traditional narrative and read into a fragmented post-colonial narrative” “On the Racial Boundary: Images of Slaviks in Modern Hungarian Writers Mick Sauter, Cruti, and Mallee”. Associate Professor Zhang Tian from Huazhong Normal University was interviewed by Professor Hai Foreign Languages Institute commissioned by Foreign Literature Research. The interview involved the establishment of “Comparative Literature and World Literature Review”, the characteristics of the magazine and its relationship with the International Association of Comparative Literature, and the opinion of Professor Hai Bailu on the comparative literature. During the interview, Professor Haihai also expounded his understanding of comparative literature, ethnic literature and world literature. He did not agree with the viewpoints held by some scholars that comparative literature came to an end and thought that we are entering into a multi-national cooperation research The great era.