A Statistical Approach to Annotation in the English Translation of Chinese Classics: A Case Study of the Four English Versions of Fushengliuji

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Semiotics in Application
3. Umwelt-Semiosis: A Semiotic Perspective on the Dynamicity of Intercultural Communication Process
4. Towards Semiotics of Art in Record of Music
5. Linguistic and Translation Studies
6. Aspects of Transitivity in Select Social Transformation Discourse in Nigeria
7. Deducing the Intonation of Chinese Characters in Suzhou-Zhongzhou Dialect by Its Singing Technique in Kunqu: A New Probe into Ancient Chinese Phonology
8. L3 French Conceptual Transfer in the Acquisition of L2 English Motion Events among Native Chinese Speakers
9. Teaching Indigenous Knowledge System to Revitalize and Maintain Vulnerable Aspects of Indigenous Nigerian Languages’ Vocabulary: The Igbo Language Example
10. A Statistical Approach to Annotation in the English Translation of Chinese Classics: A Case Study of the Four English Versions of Fushengliuji