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Keyword [translator’s subjectivity]
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181. Hermeneutic Comparative Study With "moral" Thai Translation
182. Comparison Of Chinese Versions Of Tess Of The D'Urbervilles Two From The Perspective Of The Translator's Subjectivity
183. On Representation Of Literariness And Tanslator’s Subjectivity
184. A Study Of Translator’s Subjectivity Under The Manipulation School
185. A Functionalist And Ecological Research Into The Subjective Role Of Translators In English-for-Water Resources Translation
186. A Study On Allusion Translation In Chinese Courtship From The Perspective Of George Steiner’s Hermeneutic Motion
187. A Comparative Study Of Translator’s Subjectivity In Translating Don Juan
188. Translator’s Subjectivity And Its Influence On Legal Translation
189. On Translation Of Culture-loaded Words In Film Subtitles From The Perspective Of Translator’s Subjectivity
190. On The Translator’s Subjectivity-a Case Study Based On The Three Volumes Of Zhang Peiji’s Selected Modern Chinese Essays
191. Translator’s Subjectivity In The English Version Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out From Hermeneutics Perspective
192. A Study On The Translator’s Subjectivity In The English Version Of Shui Hu Zhuan From The Perspective Of The Postcolonial Theory
193. Study On The Translator’s Subjectivity From The Perspective Of Dissipative Structure
194. A Report On The Translation Of College And Career Ready
195. Project Report On Translation Of Humor In Ah Q Zheng Zhuan From The Perspective Of Translator’s Subjectivity
196. A Comparative Study Of Translation Strategies In The Two Versions Of Gone With The Wind
197. On The Translator’s Subjectivity In Howard Goldblatt’s Translation Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out In Light Of George Steiner’s Hermeneutic Motion
198. A Study Of Translator’s Subjectivity Reflected In Lin Yutang’s Translation Of Six Chapters Of A Floating Life
199. A Study On The Translation Of Cultural Images In Ku Hung-ming’s Version Of Lun Yu
200. The Dynamics Of Translator’s Subjectivity
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