Author: Hu Kaibao
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This series systematically explores translation theory issues from the perspective of translation studies development. The selected topics possess considerable theoretical depth and originality, and the research is systematic, open, and innovative. The "New Perspectives in Translation Studies Series" has clear objectives: First, the selected topics are designed to have substantial theoretical depth and originality, contributing to the theoretical development and advancement of the translation discipline. Second, the research is intended to be systematic, ensuring quality through a strong sense of inquiry, scientific research methods, rigorous arguments, and comprehensive evidence. Third, the research is aimed at being open, requiring scholars to have a broad theoretical perspective while keeping up with the latest developments in international translation studies. It is also essential to maintain a spirit of exploration and strive for innovation in the research. With the support of colleagues in the translation field and the efforts of the authors, our aspirations can gradually be realized.
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