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Open Access · 2024

2024 Vol.2 No.1


Classical Literature

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3 articles

A Study on Translation Methods and Strategies in the English Translation of the Li Sao by Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yang

Weiwei Yang

Classical Literature · 1-5 · 10.55121/cl.v2i1.108

The poem Li Sao in Chu Ci first created the form of the unique genre “Sao Ti” in Chinese literature, displaying a positive romantic spirit. It has been included in textbooks multiple times and has had a significant impact on the development of Chinese literature. After the Han Dynasty, later literati always highly respected Qu Y

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Nature-Culture Binary versus Ancient Folklore of Bihar (An Eastern Indian State)

Tosha Mallika, Rajiv Ranjan Dwivedi

Classical Literature · 6-14 · 10.55121/cl.v2i1.109

The research article utilizes the ancient folklore of Bihar to build an enhanced perspective on the relationship between culture and nature. Different legends, folk-beliefs, and folk practices have played an immense role in the generation of this analysis. The folklore of the Angika region as shown in the map is the primary sour

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Translation Methods for Food Culture-specific Expressions in David Hawkes’ English Translation of the Chu ci

Qingling Shi, Chuanmao Tian

Classical Literature · 15-26 · 10.55121/cl.v2i1.153

The Chu ci, a significant legacy of ancient Chinese culture, showcases a diverse range of culinary vocabulary that mirrors the lifestyle of the ancient Chu people and reflects the deep-rooted Jingchu culture of China. This paper focuses on analyzing the translation methods of food-related vocabulary in the Chu ci, with a specifi

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