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161.	The Purpose Decides The Version: A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer
162.	Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Death Of A Salesman From Perspective Of Skopos Theory
163.	A Comparative Study Of The Three Chinese Versions Of David Copperfield From The Perspective Of Functionalist Translation Theory
164.	A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Robinson Crusoe From The Perspective Of Polysystem Theory
165.	A Comparative Study On The Three Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Approach To Translation As Adaptation And Selection
166.	A Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of Tess Of D' Urbervilles Viewed From The Perspective Of Theory Of Translation Norms
167.	A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Lolita From The Perspective Of Toury's Norm Theory
168.	A Comparative Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of Shelley's Ode To The West Wind In Light Of Rewriting Theory
169.	A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of The Secret Garden From The Perspective Of Translation Aesthetics
170.	On The Rewriting Of The Chinese Versions Of Lady Chatterley's Lover
171.	A Diachronic Corpus-based Study Of The Three Chinese Versions Of Wuthering Heights
172.	Translation Of Fictional Dialogues: A Case Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of Alice's Adventures In Wonderland From The Perspective Of Equivalence Of Subjectification
173.	A Comparative Study On Two Chinese Versions Of Uncle Tom's Cabin From The Perspective Of Effective History
174.	A Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of The Sea Wolf From The Perspective Of Skopos Theory
175.	A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of The Sun Also Rises From The Perspective Of Feminist Translation
176.	A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Charlotte's Web From The Perspective Of Reception Aesthetics
177.	A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of David Copperfield From The Perspective Of Manipulation Theory
178.	A Literary Stylistic Approach To The Translation Of Style In The Three Chinese Versions Of The Adventure Of Huckleberry Finn
179.	A Comparative Analysis Of The Catcher In The Rye's Chinese Versions From Lefevere's Four Aspects Of Translation
180.	A Case Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of The Da Vinci Code -from The Perspective Of Toury's Norms Theory
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