张生庭（1970 - ），男，甘肃皋兰人，博士，副教授，硕士生导师。博士毕业于上海外国语大学英语语言文学专业英美文学方向，现任西北师范大学外国语学院副院长。主要的学术领域有：英美文学，美国犹太文化与犹太文学，叙事学，文学文体学等。曾参编《简明美国文学词典：作家与作品》（复旦大学出版社，2005、6）。2008年4月出版学术专著The Conflict of Selves and the Construction of Identity: On Philip Roth’s Zuckerman Bound Trilogy。先后发表的论文有：“英语专业阅读教学中的‘博与杂’”（《外语教学与研究》1995年第3期），“The Narrative Shift in Moby Dick”（《西北师范大学学报》，社科版，1998.8），“浅析小说《赫索格》的叙述特点”（《英美文学研究论丛》第3辑，上海外语教育出版社，2002.10），“话语霸权的消解 自我身份的重构--- 话语霸权映射下的《所罗门之歌》”（《外国文学研究》2004年5月），“《朱克曼》三部曲的叙述学阐释”（《西北师范大学学报》，社科版，2005年第4期），“后结构主义观照下的后现代人物塑性”（《甘肃社会科学》，2008年第2期）等。
Zhang Shengting（1970 - ）, Ph. D., Associate Professor, born in Gaolan County of Gansu Province in 1970, graduated in 2004 from Shanghai International Studies University where he majored in American literature. As a vice dean, he is now teaching at College of Foreign Languages and Literature in Northwest Normal University. The major fields of his scholarship are such as British and American literature, Jewish American culture and Jewish American literature, narratology, literary stylistics. His major publications are such as Concise Dictionary of American Literature (Fudan University Press, 2005)，The Conflict of Selves and the Construction of Identity: On Philip Roth’s Zuckerman Bound Trilogy (The Liberation Army Art Publishing House), “Width and Variety in the Extensive Reading for English Majors”(Foreign Language Teaching and Research, 1995.3), “The Narrative Shift in Moby Dick”（Journal of Northwest Normal University，Edition of Social Sciences, 1998.8），“On the Narrative Features of the Novel Herzog” (Studies on British and American Literature, Vol. 3, Shanghai Foreign Education Press, 2002. 10) “On the Language Hegemony in Songs of Solomon” （Foreign Language Studies, 2004.5）， “On the Narratological Interpretation of Zuckerman Bound Trilogy” (Journal of Northwest Normal University，Edition of Social Sciences, 2005.4) and “The Postmodernist Characterization in the Light of Post-structuralism” (Journal of Gansu Social Sciences, 2008.2)