Vol 10, No 2 (2026)

Studies in Linguistics and Literature Vol. 10, No. 2, 2026, Online Version First

Table of Contents

Articles

A Study on the English Translation Strategies of Dialects in Northeast Chinese Literary Works —Taking Xiao Jun’s Village in August as the Case
Weiqi Lu, Jiahao Lu, Dan Cui
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Imagery and the Construction of View on Death: A Conceptual Metaphor Approach to Nalan’s and Poe’s Elegies
Yuling SHEN
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A Comparative Study of Lu Gusun’s and Liu Xuming’s Translations of The Death of the Moth from the Perspective of Translator’s Subjectivity
Oushiya Yang
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Miss Laila as Narrative Absence and Political Presence: The Study of Character, Myth, and Misrepresentation
Tushara Aremanda, Dr. Baiju Krishnan
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From “Thermal Pants” to “Guochao”: Generational Aesthetics and the Reinvention of Cultural Identity in Contemporary China: How Post-90s and Post-00s Chinese Youth Redefine Chineseness through Hanfu and Neo-Chinese Design
Jingling Zhang
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Growth and Education in Romantic Poetry
Yumeng Wu
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Topographical Space, Social Space, and Textual Space in The Great Gatsby: A Spatial Narrative Analysis
Meiping Yang
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Scale, the Other, and Boundaries: Postcolonial Allegory and Posthuman Reflections in Voltaire’s Micromégas
Mingjia Yu
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The Paradigm Divergence of Collective Redemption and Individual Awakening: The Ethical Narrative of Chinese and Western Science Fiction—A Comparative Study Centered on Liu Cixin’s The Three-Body Problem and Asimov’s Foundation
Jingling Zhang
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From Form to Deconstruction: The Centennial Evolution of “Literariness” in 20th-Century Literary Theory
Kangchen Wang
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Myth Refunctionalization: The Solarpunk Turn in Olga Tokarczuk’s Anna In in the Tombs of the World
Haoyang Lai
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Prisoner of the Signifier, Returnee to the Real: Subjectivity in Orlando through Lacans’ Three Orders
Feiyu Zhang
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