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本期主要學(xué)術(shù)論文英文題目及摘要

The Translation of Homographs from Chinese to Japanese in 2015 Chinese

XIU Gang，YONEHARAChiaki

Abstract：There are great amount of homographs in Chinese and Japanese, which brings benefits to the translation between Chinese and Japanese. However, it is the homograph that results in the mistranslation or inappropriateness in translation. Although Chinese characters are same or similar, there are various differences in meaning and usage. Based on the skopos theory of German functionalism, this paper analyses the translation of homographs from Chinese to Japanese in 2015 Chineseafter a relevant survey of Japanese native speakers to assess the acceptance degree of Japanese target audiences for the translation of political documents, and puts forward some translation strategies of the homographs in the political documents.

Key words：homograph;; Chinese-Japanese translation; target audiences

On the New Expressions Merging Chinese and Foreign Features in the Japanese Translation of

LI Yu-jing

Abstract:is one of the important works of President Xi Jinping. The international publicity effect of this book is affected by multiple factors, such as translation and readers. Based on a survey on the Japanese translation of this book, this paper discusses the readability, understandability and acceptability of the translation. The results show that the Japanese version on the whole is very successful, yet improvement is still needed on translation methods and techniques. From the perspective of new expressions merging Chinese and foreign features, the paper analyses the Japanese expressions in, so as to provide theory and practice reference for the translation and research of political documents.

Key word: new expressions merging Chinese and foreign features; survey; Chinese-Japanese translation

On the Japanese Translation of China’s 2016in Light of Functionality+Fidelity

JIANG Fang-jing，DUAN Dong-hai

Abstract: Based on the theory of functionality+fidelity proposed by the German functional translation theorist Nord, this paper studies the Japanese tranlation of China’s 2016and finds that the translators work in line with this theory in their translation process. In terms of functionality, the translators take the purpose of the translation initiator as their purpose of translation, aim to make Chinese voices well heard, and try to convey the meaning of the source text precisely. In terms of fidelity, the translators show due fidelity toward the translation initiator, the source text author as well as the audience of the translated text.

Key words: functionality+fidelity;; Chinese-Japanese translation; functional translation theories

On the Discursive Construction of Chinese Dream in British and American Mainstream Newspapers

QIAN Yu-fang & HUANG Xiao-qin

Abstract: The western hegemonic discourse system has long shaped the image of China, while China has always been in the state of the silent other. The western discursive framework has become the barrier of understanding China. This study merges corpus method and critical discourse analysis to observe the discursive constructions of Chinese dream in British and American mainstream newspapers. Based on the analysis of social context, the study identifies and explains the discourse representation and its ideological characteristics of Chinese dream, and finally puts forward some suggestions for further research on the discourse system construction of Chinese dream.

Key words: Chinese dream; British and American mainstream newspapers; discursive construction; critical discourse analysis

A Study of the Transitive Construction of Chinese Dream

BU Zhan-ting

Abstract: The concept of Chinese dream is discursively constructed through the transitivity system in the ideational dimension. This paper analyses the transitivity construction of Chinese dream based on the relevant series of speech by General Secretary Xi Jinping. It reveals that the phrasecan function independently as a participant, and also constitute a participant or a circumstance.serves as a goal in collocation with the verbin material processes, whereas it mainly functions as a carrier or constitute the identified in relational processes in collocation with the verb. There exists a systematic correlation between the discursive construction of Chinese dream and the transitive process types. The theoretical construction of Chinese dream is realized by relational processes as an entity unifying the characteristics of collectivism, individualism, temporality and essentialism. The practical construction of Chinese dream is realized by material processes as a process unifying the characteristics of creativity, intentionality and abstraction.

Key words: Chinese dream; ideational meaning; transitivity; discursive construction

The Transitive Construction of Chinese Dream

BU Zhan-ting

A Memetic Account of Chinese Dream Discourse

CHEN Mei-song，CHEN Xin-ren

Abstract: Language and social development interact with each other. The concept of Chinese dream has been substantially represented in Chinese discourse, which in turn serves as an important impetus for the development of the country. The analysis of Chinese dream discourse reveals its typical memetic features in terms of varied replicability, salient subjectivity and powerful societal-pragmatic effects. The memetic perspective in this study yields a comprehensive understanding of China’s governing ideology and its social development planning.

Key words: Chinese dream; discourse; memetics

News Discourse of Chinese Dream：An Attitudinal Perspective of the Appraisal Theory

CHEN Ling-jun，ZHAO Chuang

Abstract: With Martin and White’s appraisal theory as the theoretical framework for discourse analysis, this study adopts qualitative and quantitative methodologies to analyse the implicit and explicit attitudinal resources in Chinese dream news discourses chosen from Chinese authoritative sources ofand Xinhua News Agency. It has been found that most of the attitudinal resources are appreciation and judgment, which are mainly realized through such means as lexical, syntactical and rhetorical strategies implicitly or explicitly. All these positive evaluations help construct a discourse mode for interpreting the connotation of Chinese dream in terms of a strong, civilized, harmonious and beautiful nation centering on collectivism ideology. Meanwhile, the social values and meanings of Chinese dream are also well presented in the study.

Key words: Chinese dream news discourses; appraisal theory; discourse analysis

No Name Woman’s Identity inand

CHENG Mei，LI Jing

Abstract: The two allegorical novels,by Chinese American woman writer Maxine Hong Kingston andby South African writer, winner of Nobel Prize in literature J. M. Coetzee, each has a mysterious no name woman as its protagonist, i.e. the narrator’s aunt in the formerand the barbarian girl in the latter. After a comparative reading, this paper finds that the two women, with no name, thus no identity, no status, are victims of patriarchal and tyrannical systems. However, among their ill fate and silence, they claim their existence by articulating strong rebellious voices against hegemony and male chauvinism in their feminist delicate ways.

Key words: no name woman; feminism;;

Narrative Design and Suspense in Agatha’s Detective FictionA Stylistic Analysis of

LIN Xue-ping

Abstract: The successful suspense generation in Agatha Christie’s classic detective storyis partly attributed to the author’s skillful design of narrative perspective of the fiction. In applying zero focalization, the narrator of the story tends to focus on some aspect of the omniscient angle to hold back certain key information from readers, and characters’ interior monologues are also tactically selected to regulate narrative information and distance so as to provide readers with dissymmetric information. Limited visual angle of character-focalizer is also frequently employed to produce suspenseful effects by presenting misleading information to readers, thus affecting readers’ interpretation of the story and further bringing readers a thrilling experience of suspense and aesthetic joviality.

Key words: suspense; narrator; narrative perspective;s

An Analysis of the Communicative Predicament inin Light of Habermas’ Theory of Effective Communication

ZHANG Jin-liang

Abstract: Communicative predicament is one of the important themes of David Mamet’s. Most critics attribute the causes of communicative difficulty in this play to sexual harassment, political correctness, academic elitism, etc. This paper applies Habermas’ theorization regarding the preconditions for effective communication to the discussion of the communications in this play, and concludes that the formation of the communicative cul-de-sac lies in the absence or shortage of the preconditions for effective communication. Therefore, even though the personae have strong intentions to reach understanding, their communications end in failure. Transpositional thinking and mutual understanding are the key to unravel the communicative predicament.

Key words:; communicative predicament; Habermas; preconditions for effective communication