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Literature of Taiwan and the Political Novel with Intensive Rebellion Spirits;
试论台湾政治小说和台语文学的反叛精神
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Cultural Absurdity and Literary Rebellion --A Study Beginning from Dionysus and Apollo in the Ancient Greek Methology
文化的悖谬与文学的反叛——从古希腊神话中的酒神与日神谈起
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Rebellion and Construction: Alternative Subject for Women s Literary Writing;
反叛与建构:女性文学创作的双向主题
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Rebelling and Overtaking: Eco-literature under the Contemporary Aesthetic Literature Background;
反叛与超越:当代审美文化背景下的生态文学
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Exceeding and revolting of expressionism literature to the traditional religion;
表现主义文学对传统宗教的反叛与超越
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ON THE DIFFERENCE OF THE THEORY OF INGENIOUS COMPREHENSION WITH THE MORALIZING THEORY OF LITERATURE AND THE METAPHYSICAL THEORY OF LITERATURE;
“妙悟”说对道德论和本体论文学观的反叛与超越
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Defense or Rebellion --the existence of "sex" in new period literature;
维护或是反叛——论“性”在新时期文学中的存在状态
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Treason in Literary Translation from the Perspective of Cultural Construction
叛逆:显性?隐性?——从文化构建看文学翻译中的叛逆
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One who takes part in a mutiny.
反叛者参加叛乱的人
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The Literary Criticism of Antipathic Words on Hegemonic Words--On Tolstoy s Viewpoint of womenfolk;
反叛话语对霸权话语的文学批评——兼论托尔斯泰的妇女观
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On Significance of Images of Naughty Children in Zheng Yuan-jie’s Works
对传统儿童文学创作观的反叛——浅谈郑渊洁顽童形象的意义
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Inheritance and Rebelling--A Trial Exploration into the Current Trend of Feminism Literature;
承袭与反叛的双重变奏——新时期女性主义文学走向初探
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Rebellion,Inheritor and Transcendence--On Neo-realism in Contemporary American Literature
反叛 继承 超越——简论当代美国文学中的新现实主义
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A young person, especially a member of a rebellious counterculture group.
叛逆的年轻人尤指加入反叛性的反文化组织的年轻人
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"creation or treason"--on creative treason in literary translation;
是创造还是叛逆?——论文学翻译的创造性叛逆
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Modern universities inheritance of medieval universities and its rebellion against medieval universities;
现代大学对中世纪大学的继承与反叛
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Creative Departure in Literary Translation in Terms of Reception Aesthetics;
从接受美学看文学翻译的创造性叛逆
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The Renaissance movement of the 15th and 16th centuries was born out of a disenchantment with the Mediaeval philosophical and theological way of thinking.
十五、十六世纪的文艺复兴运动起源于对中世纪哲学和神学的思维方式的反叛。