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161.	A Study On The English Version Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out From The Perspective Of Functional Equivalence
162.	Translating Chinese Ba-construction In Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out:an Approach Of Translation Shifts
163.	The Study Of The English Version Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out From The Perspective Of Rewriting Theory
164.	A Relevance Theoretic Account For The Transaltion Of Culture-loaded Words In Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out
165.	Translator’s Subjectivity In The English Version Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out From Hermeneutics Perspective
166.	A Project Report On The Translation Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out
167.	On The Translator’s Subjectivity In Howard Goldblatt’s Translation Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out In Light Of George Steiner’s Hermeneutic Motion
168.	A Translation Report Of10Good Questions About Life And Death (Excerpts)
169.	The Harmony Of Defamiliarization And Reception: Howard Goldblatt’s Translation Of Mo Yan’s Novel Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out
170.	The Theme Of Death Poems Of The Tang Dynasty
171.	On Life And Death Fatigue’s Folk Resources
172.	Life And Death In The Countryside The Smell Of The Clay
173.	On Translation Strategies Of Culture-loaded Words And Expressions In Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out From The Skopos Theory
174.	Fidelity And Treason In Howard Goldblatt’s Translation In Light Of Reception Aesthetics
175.	Research On The Imagination Skills In The Borges’s Novel
176.	A Study Of The Translator’s Subjectivity In Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out Under Adaptation Theory
177.	A Study On The Translation Of Folk Qualities In Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out
178.	A Study On The Translation Of The Culture-loaded Terms Of Life And Death Are Wearing Me Out
179.	An Eco-translatological Study On Howard Goldblatt’s Translation Of Shengsi Pilao
180.	An Analysis Of Howard Goldblatf’s Translation Techniques From The Perspective Of Feminist Narratology
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