Foreign Language and Literature 2002 Issue 3 Carnival Elements in W. Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra

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Foreign Language and Literature
1672-4720
2002 Issue 3

Carnival Elements in W. Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra
feng wei

..............page:68-72

Narration of "I" and Self-examination: James Joyce's Narrative Strategies in Araby
zhang lian

..............page:64-67

Translating the Puns in Chinese Advertisements into English
lin ji hong

..............page:60-63,72

Translators as a Guide in the Translation of Terms
kang zhi hong

..............page:56-59

Enlightenment of Reception Theory in Translation Studies
zuo ya hui

..............page:50-55

Theoretical Foundation and Methods of EFL Listening Comprehension Test
lu li

..............page:43-49

Text Awareness and Writing Teaching
gao fang

..............page:37-42

Stylistics and Language Teaching
liang jie cai

..............page:32-36,42

Process Approach to Writing Evaluation Models
zeng yong qiang

..............page:26-31

On Coherence of Figures of Speech in English and Chinese
feng guo xin

..............page:22-25,49

Linguistic Tradition of Deconstruction
li mei ; you wen hu

..............page:16-21

On Partiality of the Cognitive Conception of Language
xu ning yun

..............page:11-15

The Principles of Empathy in Functional Syntax and Their Cognitive Explanation
wen xu

..............page:5-10,15

A Comparison between the Philosophical Outlook in Cognitive Linguistics and Marxist Epistemology
liu yu hong

..............page:1-4