Chinese versions of " Xi You Ji " - Globe Thesis

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21.	A Descriptive And Comparative Study Of Three Chinese Versions Of Gone With The Wind From A Historical And Cultural Perspective
22.	The Study On Lexicon Of Puyaojing
23.	A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre
24.	A Comparative Study Of Translation Strategies-Case Studies On Three Chinese Versions Of Emma
25.	A Descriptive Study: A Comparison Between Two Chinese Versions Of Uncle Tom's Cabin
26.	The Translator's Style In Two Chinese Versions Of A Clean, Well-lighted Place-from The Perspective Of Translation Shift
27.	A Comparative Study Of The Three Chinese Versions Of Wuthering Heights From The Perspective Of Grammatical Cohesive Devices
28.	A Diachronic Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Lin Yutang's My Country And My People From The Perspective Of DTS
29.	A Contrastive Study Of English And Chinese Versions Of TRIPS From The Perspective Of Three Metafunctions
30.	A Comparative Study Of Chinese Versions Of Hamlet In Light Of The Integrated Approach
31.	Translators' Creative Treason In Two Chinese Versions Of Vanity Fair
32.	A Comparative Study Of Two Chinese Versions Of Gone With The Wind From The Perspective Of Cultural Differences
33.	A Study On Aesthetic Affinity In Chinese Versions Of The Return Of The Native From The Perspective Of Hermeneutics
34.	The Application Of Stylistic Analysis To The Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Walden
35.	Translation Criticism: A Case Study On The Two Chinese Versions Of Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone
36.	Domestication And Foreignization In The Three Chinese Versions Of Gone With The Wind
37.	A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Moment In Peking
38.	A Comparative Study Of Cultural Reconstruction Between Two Chinese Versions Of Moment In Peking
39.	On Domestication And Foreignization In Two Chinese Versions Of Gone With The Wind
40.	A Comparative Study Of The Two Chinese Versions Of Jane Eyre From The Perspective Of Translation Shifts
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