Foreign Language and Literature 2004 Issue 4 An Allegory Lost in Its Own Allegorical Possibilities

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Foreign Language and Literature
1672-4720
2004 Issue 4

An Allegory Lost in Its Own Allegorical Possibilities
zeng yan bing

..............page:66-70

Accuracy in the Translation of Key Documents
lu gang

..............page:62-65

Hermeneutics and the Understanding of the Literary Translator's Subjectivity
wu ping

..............page:58-61

Leuven-Zwart's Comparative Model of Translation Shifts
li de chao

..............page:50-57

How Simple Lexical Repetition Impacts on Writing Assessment
zhao zhi ying

..............page:45-49

Blended Space as the Site for Constructing Metaphorical Hyperbole
yu li ming ; jiang yong

..............page:1-5

The Correlation between Students' Strategies for Vocabulary Building and Their General Achievements in English Learning
yang jin feng ; gong yu er

..............page:40-44

The Utterance Patterns of Spoken English
li shu jing

..............page:36-39,65

Relevance Theory and Persuasion
shen zhi qi

..............page:31-35

How Meaning Is Positioned in the Hierarchical Structure of Language:A Second Look
han xi wu

..............page:26-30

Saliency Scale and the Analysis of Semantic Components
li wen ling

..............page:21-25,30

On the Types of Iconicity in Language
zhang

..............page:16-20

Saussurean Arbitrariness and Its Misunderstandings
yang chao jun

..............page:10-15

The X Degree of Markedness:A Cognitive Explanation
ding yi ; liu

..............page:6-9