Operational Norms - Globe Thesis

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1.	Translation Norms And The Translator's Selection Of Source Texts And Translation Strategies
2.	A Comparison Of Novel Translational Norms Between The Early 1980s And The New Century
3.	An Analysis Of Two English Versions Of Tao Te Ching From The Perspective Of Norms Theory
4.	A Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of Tess Of D' Urbervilles Viewed From The Perspective Of Theory Of Translation Norms
5.	Research On Evan King's Rickshaw Boy From The Perspective Of Gideon Toury's Translational Norm Theory
6.	A Study Of Two Chinese Translations Of Pride And Prejudice From The Perspective Of Toury’s Norms Theory
7.	Translation Norms Governing Paul White’s C-E Translation Of Tending The Roots Of Wisdom
8.	On Ling Biru’s Chinese Version Of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture Of Dorian Gray: A Perspective Of Translation Norms
9.	A Study Of Translation Norms Of English Versions Of Tao Te Ching
10.	A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Uncle Tom’s Cabin From The Perspective Of Translation Norm
11.	A Contrastive Study Of Operational Norms In Chinese Translations Of Romeo And Juliet
12.	A Study Of Two English Translations Of Xiaoxiao-A Norm Theory Perspective
13.	A Critique Of Two Versions Of A House On Mango Street: From The Perspective Of Toury’s Norm Theory
14.	A Comparative Study On The Two Chinese Versions Of The Great Gatsby From The Perspective Of Toury’s Norm Theory
15.	A Comparative Study Of Three English Versions Of Ying Ning From The Perspective Of Translation Norms Theory
16.	A Study Of The Chinese Translation Of Ulysses By Jin Di Based On The Theory Of Translation Norms By Gideon Toury
17.	A Data-based Comparative Study On Operational Norms In Open Course Subtitling
18.	A Study On The English Version Of Chang Hen Ge From The Perspective Of Toury's Norms Theory
19.	Study On The Translation Of Soulstealers: The Chinese Sorcery Scare Of 1768-A Descriptive Approach
20.	Translation Practice Report On Applied Sports Management Skills
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