Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025)

Articles

• Interpreting the Pseudo-formal Text Types and Identifiable Features of Online Rumors

  Meisong Chen

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• The Gap between Speaker’s Meaning and Hearer’s Meaning in Communication: Within and Beyond Classical Gricean Theory of Meaning

  Peishu Zhou

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• A Study on Great Expectations from the Perspective of Ethical Literary Criticism

  Min Wu, Yajing Liu

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• “I imagined Something Small”: Radio Writing in Philip Roth’s The Plot Against America

  Li Xiaofei

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• A Study for Syntactic Linearity Based on the Perspective of Linguistic Typology —Taking the English and German Declarative Sentence as Examples

  Yang Wang, Junjie Yu

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• Principles of Validity in Interpretation: On Hirsch’s Method of in Defense of the Author’s Intent

  Xinya Wang

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• Linguistic Analysis of the Chinese Network Neologisms “Xiaohaige”

  Mengdie Wu

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• On Social Media Translation and Localization: Strategies and Challenges in Cross-Cultural Communication

  Liqin Zhu

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• An Analysis of the Aestheticization of Daily Life through Korean Dramas

  Chenjing Zhang

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• A Study on the English Translation of Ancient Chinese Poetry and Prose in The Governance of China IV—Based on the Analysis of a Small Self-built Parallel Corpus

  Xinyi Nie

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• Analysis of the Dual Narrative Structure in To Live

  Zhang Chenjing

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• Seeing Isn’t Always Believing: Case Studies of Pictorial Metaphors in Cross-Cultural Communication

  Wensheng Deng, Xiangyu Xu, Qianni Han, Jiachen Cui, Huaqi Wang, Wenqi Wei, Fuyang Xia

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• A Study of Eco-psychology Writing in Gary Snyder’s Mountains and Rivers Without End from Classic Chinese Thoughts

  Yilin Chen, Dan Cui

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• The Intrinsic Logic and Practical Pathways of Empowering New Quality Productive Forces through the Undertaking of Language and Writing

  Li Haiyan

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