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Review on Domestic Lin Shu’s Translation Studies in the First Decade of New Century

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As one of the most representative translators on foreign literature in late Qing China, Lin Shu and his foreign novel translations have attracted much attention in the academic field even in nowadays. With the special social background in the late Qing, Lin Shu gradually shifted his focus from western political and historical works to novels in order to express his opinions better. In this study, it will be generalized the domestic research on Lin’s translation activity in the first decade of 21thcentury, which research can be divided into at least four categories, such as the study of Lin’s translation ontology problem, discussion of cultural factors of his translations, influential phenomenon of his novel translations and the comparative study on Lin’s foreign literature translations. Therefore, the typical case study which points out the various research paradigms as while as further possible avenues of researchon domestic Lin Shu’s translation studies in the future.

Published in International Journal of Applied Linguistics and Translation (Volume 6, Issue 3)
DOI 10.11648/j.ijalt.20200603.15
Page(s) 85-88
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Keywords

Lin Shu, Lin Shu’s Translations, Domestic Research

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  • School of Foreign Languages, Guangdong Pharmaceutical University, Guangzhou, PR China

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