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Keyword [martial arts fiction]
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A Journey To The West
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On The Inheritance And Improvement To Traditional Martial Arts Fictions By Jin Yong's
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The Martial Arts Fiction Writing Experiment Of Wen Rui-an
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A Hermeneutic Approach Toward Translator's Subjectivity
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On The Translation Of The Book And The Sword-from The Perspective Of Translator's Subjectivity
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Reception Perspective, Jin Yong
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Appellation Translation In The Deer And The Cauldron From The Perspective Of Skopos Theory
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Translations Of Louis Cha’s Martial Arts Fiction: A Genre-Oriented Study
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A Study On The Variations In John Mitiford’s English Version Of Louis Cha’s Lu Ding Ji
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On The English Translation Of Jin Yong’s Martial Arts Fiction From The Perspective Of Functional Context Theory
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C-E Translation Of Chivalrous Spirit In Jin Yong’s Martial Arts Fiction
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On The Rewriting Of C-E Translation Of Martial Arts Fiction In The Light Of Rewriting Theory
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On The Variation Phenomena In The English Version Of The Deer And The Cauldron
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On The Translation Of Martial Arts Fiction From The Perspective Of Translator’s Subjectivity
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On The Application Of Zero Translation To The Translation Of Distinctive Wuxia Culture In Chinese Martial Arts Fiction
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On The C-E Translation Of Martial Arts Fiction From The Perspective Of Eco-translatology
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A Study Of The Representation Of Chivalrous Spirit In The Deer And The Cauldron:from The Perspective Of Intercultural Communication
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The Research About The Paradox Of How Authors Are Well-known To Contemporary And Posterity In The Process Of Writing Martial Arts Novels
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A Probe Into The Style Of Women's Martial Arts Novels In The New Century
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A Comparative Study Of The Book And The Web Versions Of The English Translation Of Louis Cha's Lu Ding Ji:A Perspective Of Science Of Communication
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