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41. Diaspora Consciousness And Sensibility:a Postcolonial Reading Of Nadeem Aslam’s Maps For Lost Lovers
42. A Postcolonial Perspective On Irish Male Characters’Self-Identity In James Joyce’s Dubliners
43. An Analysis Of The Chinese-English Translation In Han Suvin’s Till Morning Comes From A Postcolonial Perspective
44. A Study On The Translation Of Fusang From The Postcolonial Perspective
45. The Research Once More On The Literature Of Pearl.S.Buck In The Postcolonial Perspective
46. An Exploration Into Evan King’s Translation Of Luotuo Xiangzi From A Postcolonial Perspective
47. A Study On Politico-Economic English News Translation From The Postcolonial Perspective
48. An Interpretation Of Goh Poh Seng’s If We Dream Too Long From Postcolonial Perspective
49. Wing-tsit Chan’s Translation Of Chinese Philosophical Classics:a Postcolonial Perspective
50. On Lin Shu’s Hei Nu Yu Tian Lu In The Postcolonial Perspective Of Hybridity
51. The Voice Of Subversion: An Interpretation Of A Grain Of Wheat From A Postcolonial Perspective
52. The Struggle For The Power Of Discourse In News Transediting From Postcolonial Perspective
53. A Study On Annotation In Kuhungming’s Translation Of Lun Yu From Postcolonial Perspective
54. Identity And Hybridity:A Study Of Phoenix Eyes From The Postcolonial Perspective
55. Irish National Identity In Martin McDonagh’s The Leenane Trilogy: From A Postcolonial Perspective
56. A Study On The Relationship Between Cultural Translation And Cultural Identity In Diaspora Chinese American Literature History From The Postcolonial Perspective
57. A Comparative Study Of Disappearance And The Bluest Eye From A Postcolonial Perspective
58. A Postcolonial Perspective On Translating The Culture-loaded Words In The Analects Of Confucius
59. A Comparative Study Of Jack Maggs And True History Of The Kelly Gang From A Postcolonial Perspective
60. Homeland Lost And Regained:A Study Of World And Town From Postcolonial Perspective
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