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81. A Comparative Study Of The Translations Of Hongloumeng By Hawkes, Yang Xianyi And Gladys Yang From The Perspective Of Grammatical Metaphor
82. Study On The English Translation Of Chinese Idioms Under Cultural Translation Theory
83. A Study Of Conceptual Metaphor In The Story Of The Stone’s Poetry From Hawkes’ Version
84. A Cognitive Contrastive Study Of Usage-events Between The Story Of The Stone And Its English Version
85. Comparative Study On English Translation Of Traditional Chinese Opera Elements A Dream Of Red Mansions
86. A Study On Translation Of Imagery In Poems In Hong Lou Meng-Based On David Hawkes’s Version
87. On Tea Domain Translation In Yang’s And Hawkes’ Versions Of Hong Lou Meng From The Perspective Of Discourse Analysis
88. Aesthetical Study On David Hawkes’s Translation Of Chu Ci
89. A Study On The Equivalent Effect Of Character Utterance Translation In David Hawkes’ Version Of Hong Lou Meng
90. Reconciliation And Harmony:an Analysis Of The Passion Artist From The Perspective Of Ecofeminism
91. A Study On The Images Of Qu Yuan In Hawkes’ English Version Of Li Sao From The Perspective Of Imagology
92. A Study On The Translation Of Adverbial Presupposition Triggers In David Hawkes’ Version Of Hong Lou Meng From The Perspective Of Relevance Theory
93. A Study On David Hawkes’s Translation Of Chu Ci From The Perspective Of Image-G Actualization
94. Study On Adequacy Of Medical Information Embodied In Qin Keqing Medical Case In The Story Of The Stone By David Hawkes
95. A Study On Traditional Costume Texts Translation In A Dream Of Red Mansions Based On Harmonious Integration Translation Theory
96. A Corpus-based Study On The Representation Of The Fictional Speech Style Differences In The Yangs’ And Hawkes’ Translated Versions Of Hong Lou Meng
97. Fetishism as historical practice in postmodern American fiction (Kathy Acker, Thomas Pynchon, Robert Coover, John Hawkes, Don DeLillo)
98. New Directions Press, in prose and poetry: John Hawkes and Denise Levertov in an avant-garde community (James Laughlin)
99. Horrifying women, terrifying men: A gender-based study of sexual horror in the fiction of Robert Aickman, John Hawkes, Angela Carter, and Joyce Carol Oates, 1965-1980
100. Postmortem narrative: Nadine Gordimer, John Hawkes, Maurice Blanchot (France, South Africa)
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