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Keyword [Chinese versions of Jane Eyre]
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1. A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
2. A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Translation Shifts
3. A Study On Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Lefevere's Manipulation Theory
4. A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
5. A Comparative Study On Textual Cohesive Devices Of The Three Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
6. Diversity Of Translation Criticism Subject In Light Of Construal On Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
7. A Study Of Four Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre With The Corpus Approach
8. On Four Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Feminist Translation
9. A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Equivalence Translation Theory
10. On Retranslation From The Perspective Of Hermeneutics-a Comparative Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
11. A Contrastive Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspectives Of Domestication And Foreignization
12. Gender Awareness In The Four Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre: A Feminist Perspective
13. A Comparative Study On The Three Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Approach To Translation As Adaptation And Selection
14. A Study Of The Translating Strategies In The Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Aspect Of Skopos Rule Of The Skopostheorie
15. A Reviewof Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Rewriting Theory
16. A Study On Translation Strategies Employed In Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Skopos Theory
17. The Perspective Of Translation-shifts Theory In The Comparison Of Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
18. A Comparative Study Of Cultural Re-production In Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
19. Analysis On Three Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Jindi’s Theory Of Equivalent Effect
20. On Representation Of Literariness And Tanslator’s Subjectivity
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