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- The Integration of National Identity into the Flipped Classroom: Research on the Ethical Dimension of College English Course in Police Colleges Based on POA Theory
Author：Zuowei Liu, Qian Ruan
Abstract: It has always been an important task of college English teaching in police colleges to focus on the ethical dimension in the whole process of education, and to follow the direction of ethical courses. Based on POA (production-oriented approach), this study explores how to excavate the ethical dimension of the curriculum in English textbooks and integrate it into college English teaching through the mixed flipped classroom.
Column：Ethical Curriculum Studies 094-102 Details
- Exegesis and Textual Criticism of Chinese Classics of Translation Discourse: A Case Study of An Anthology of Chinese Discourse on Translation (V. 2)
Author：Shiyang Ran, Lulu Yin
Abstract: “Chinese classics of translation discourse” refers to Chinese historical works on translation. The English translation of “Chinese classics of translation discourse” is an important part of “telling China’s story to the world....
Column：Translation Studies 103-113 Details
- Strengthening and Weakening of “Self-Image”: A Study of Li Yao’s Translation of The Rose Crossing
Author：Rong He, Linxin Liang
Abstract: Using imagological theory, this paper makes a comparative study of changes in the China image in Nicholas Jose’s The Rose Crossing and Li Yao’s translation, and shows how the “self-image” deviated from the original work from both traditional and realistic perspectives. Throug...
Column：Translation Studies 114-123 Details
- The Classical Aesthetic Features of Translation Studies in China
Author：Kexin Chen, Hongjuan Xin
Abstract: Since the end of the 1980s, the appeal of Chinese translatology for international academic communication has continued to grow. The construction of translational theory with Chinese characteristics has become an important proposition for the new era. Looking back on the development of translation studies, the uniqu...
Column：Translation Studies 124-135 Details
- Life Epistemology of Translation Studies
Author：Dijiang Luo
Abstract: The life epistemology of translation studies is based on an understanding and interpretation of textual life, source-textual life, target-textual life and afterlife along with their interrelationships. A text continues to live in a new translational environment. In this sense, the generation of translation is the practical embodiment of t...
Column：Translation Studies 136-144 Details
- A Corpus-Driven Study of the Meaning-Shift Unit of Chinese Intensifiers
Author：Guobing Liu, Xiaolian Zhang
Abstract: Meaning-Shift Unit Theory is the latest theory of meaning in corpus linguistics, which inherits and develops the theoretical connotations of the Extended Unit of Meaning. This paper analyzes the meaning units of Wanquan in the Chinese National Corpus (the CNC, also known as Guojia Yuwei Yuliaoku), including ...
Column：Linguistic Studies 145-156 Details
- The Visual Arts of Iran in the Islamic Period
Author：Sheila S. Blair, Jonathan M. Bloom
Abstract: The visual arts created in Iran from the seventh century to the present when Islam was a major presence are some of the finest made anywhere. This essay surveys that copious production. It opens by delineating four themes that run through Persian art of the Islamic period: the use of writing in Arabic script; the lively depiction of...
Column：Persian Literature and Culture Studies 003-011 Details
- Western Iranian Metalwork during 12th and Early 13th Centuries
Author：Taher Rezazadeh
Abstract: From the beginning of the 12th century until the Mongol invasion in the second decade of the 13th century, the province of Khurasan in north east of greater Iran was the main center for producing luxurious inlaid bronzes and brasses. The condition of metalwork in other cultural and industrial regions and centers of g...
Column：Persian Literature and Culture Studies 012-021 Details
- 19th-Century Persian Book Illustration: Portraying the Lovers of The Thousand and One Nights
Author： Elham Etemadi
Abstract: The Thousand and One Nights was illustrated under the supervision of the royal court painter, Sani’ ol-Molk, between 1854 and 1859 in Iran. In this article, I analyze the only image in the manuscript that displays the two main characters of story, Shahrzad and Shahrbaz, in sexual relati...
Column：Persian Literature and Culture Studies 022-030 Details
- The History of Photography in Iran
Author：Ali Behdad
Abstract: In this article, I provide a general history of the way photography was developed in Iran, and discuss some examples of early photography to elaborate the way amateur and professional Iranian photographers used the new medium to represent and document themselves and their cultures. Nineteenth-century Iran, I suggest, offers a unique context in ...
Column：Persian Literature and Culture Studies 031-041 Details