John Minford - Globe Thesis

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1.	A Journey To The West
2.	A Comparative Study Of The Translator's Subjectivity In The English Versions Of Hong Lou Meng
3.	On The Translation Of Wei Xiaobao's Speech In John Minford's Version Of The Deer And The Cauldron
4.	A Study Of The Translation Of Wei Xiaobao’s Speech In The Deer And The Cauldron By John Minford From The Principle Of Optimal Relevance
5.	Interpretation And Transfer Of Cultural Images Adopted In Lu Ding Ji
6.	Analysis On The English Version Of Lu Dingji By John Minford From The Perspective Of Intercultural Communication
7.	A Study On The English Version Of Strange Tales From A Chinese Studio By Minford
8.	On The Application Of Zero Translation To The Translation Of Distinctive Wuxia Culture In Chinese Martial Arts Fiction
9.	Study Of Translator’s Psychology
10.	A Study Of John Minford's Translation Of The Book Of Changes From The Perspective Of Thick Translation
11.	A Study Of John Minford's English Translation Of Yi Jing From The Perspective Of Toury's Translation Norm Theory
12.	A Thick Translation Study Of John Minford's English Version Of I Ching
13.	Analysis Of Translation Behaviour Of John Minford In Strange Tales From A Chinese Studio From The Bourdieusian Perspective
14.	A Corpus-based Study On Translator's Style Of John Minford
15.	A Study Of The Cultural Misreading In The English Translation Of The Deer And The Cauldron By John Minford
16.	A Study On Traditional Costume Texts Translation In A Dream Of Red Mansions Based On Harmonious Integration Translation Theory
17.	A Descriptive Study Of John Minford's Retranslation Of Liaozhai Zhiyi ��Identity,Ideology And Patronage
18.	A Comparative Study On English Translations Of Judgements And Lines In Yi Jing By James Legge, Richard Wilhelm And John Minford: Based On Morris' Trichotomy Of Sign Meaning
19.	A Comparative Study On The English Translation Of Yi Jing From The Perspective Of Gideon Toury's Translation Norm Theory
20.	Strategy Based On Transmigration
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