English versions of Tao Te Ching - Globe Thesis

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1.	A Comparative Study Of Four English Versions Of Tao Te Ching With Skopos Theory
2.	A Descriptive Study Of The Ten English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
3.	A Comparative Study Of The Three English Versions Of Tao Te Ching-From A Hermeneutic Perspective
4.	A Cultural-perspective Comparison Of Three English Versions Of Tao Te Ching: From James Legge, Arthur Waley To Gu Zhengkun
5.	A Hermeneutic Study On Different English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
6.	A Descriptive Study Of The Two English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
7.	Comparison Of Four English Versions Of Tao Te Ching: From The Perspective Of Translator's Subjectivity
8.	An Analysis Of Two English Versions Of Tao Te Ching From The Perspective Of Norms Theory
9.	A Comparative Study On Three English Versions Of Tao Te Ching--From The Perspective Of Post-colonial Feminism
10.	A Contrastive Study Of The Three English Versions Of Tao Te Ching From The Perspective Of Philosophical Hermeneutics
11.	A Contrastive Study Of Four English Versions Of Tao Te Ching From The Perspective Of Domestication And Foreignization
12.	On Explanatory Power Of Conceptual Integration Theory For The Ttanslation Of Chinese Ancient Classic Through The Analysis Of The English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
13.	A Study Of Culture-loaded Words In English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
14.	A Hermeneutic Explanation To Two English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
15.	Translator’s Subjectivity From The Perspective Of Fusion Of Horizons
16.	A Comparative Study Of English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
17.	A Study Of Translation Norms Of English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
18.	The Embodiment Of Translator’s Subjectivity In The Two English Versions Of Tao Te Ching From The Perspective Of Deconstruction Theory
19.	A Parallel Corpus-based Comparative Study On Conceptual Metaphor Translation In Two English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
20.	A Contrastive Study Of Three English Versions Of Tao Te Ching From The Hermeneutic Perspective
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