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1. Han And Jin Dynasties Taoism Wealth Ethical Thought,
2. In Search Of Wealth: Chinese Intellectuals In The Late 19th Century And Early 20th Century Exploration Of The Modern Road
3. Ideological Manipulation In The Translations Of The Wealth Of Nations A Contrastive Study Of Yuan Fu And Guo Fu Lun
4. The Studied On The Wealth Of The Tang Dynasty In The Southeast Transported To The North Linked With The Western Loess Plateau Climate Change
5. On Translation Of Adam Smith’s The Wealth Of Nations In China
6. Translation Strategy For Economic Documents From The Perspective Of Functional Equivalence:a Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of The Wealth Of Nations
7. Ethic Thoughts Of Franklin
8. Influence Of Translator’s Subjectivity On Translation: A Contrastive Study Of Two Versions Of An Inquiry Into The Nature And Causes Of The Wealth Of Nations
9. The Manipulation Of Translators’ Will On Translation Works
10. Comparative Study On Two Chinese Versions Of The Wealth Of Nations From The Perspective Of Chesterman’s Models Of Translation Ethics
11. From The Enlightenment To The Practice:the Dissemination Of The Wealth Of Nations In Britain Before 1823
12. A Comparative Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of The Wealth Of Nations From The Perspective Of Skopostheorie
13. On The Wealth Ethics Of Socialism With Chinese Characteristics
14. A Comparative Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of The Wealth Of Nations From The Perspective Of The Skopos Theory
15. A Contrastive Study On Chinese Versions Of The Wealth Of Nations In Socio-cultural Context
16. A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Translations Of The Wealth Of Nations
17. A Comparative Study Between Two Chinese Versions Of The Wealth Of Nations From Skopos Theory Perspective
18. A Study Of The Retranslation Of An Inquiry Into The Nature And Causes Of The Wealth Of Nations In China
19. A Study Of Chinese Wealth Word Clusters
20. A Report On The Translation Of The Wealth Of Networks (Chapter One)
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