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62%
Hong Kong
50%
China
45%
Audio Description
37%
Focalization
37%
Peri
37%
Polysystem Theory
37%
Uncle Tom's Cabin
37%
Polysystem
37%
Lin Shu
37%
Oral Language
37%
Occidentalism
37%
Chinese Discourse
37%
Performativity
37%
Direct Reports
37%
Pragmatism
37%
Friedrich Nietzsche
37%
Peer Instruction
37%
Nationalism
37%
New Pedagogies
37%
Cross-cultural Understanding
37%
Indirect Reports
37%
12th Century
37%
Romantic
25%
Nationalist
25%
Turmoil
25%
Germany
25%
Translation Studies
21%
Chinese People
19%
Text Comparison
18%
Joint Translation
18%
Orientalism
18%
Translated Texts
18%
Oral Literature
18%
Orality
18%
Problem-solving Skills
15%
Conceptual Understanding
15%
Teaching-learning
15%
Pedagogy
15%
Friedrich Schleiermacher
12%
Access for All
12%
Grammatical Gender
12%
Bismarck
12%
Ralph Waldo Emerson
12%
Self-doubt
12%
Cultural Health
12%
Sick Person
12%
Crossfire
12%
Community Interpreters
12%
Ridicule
12%
Plausible Deniability
12%
Sabotage
12%
Address Translation
12%
Qing Dynasty
12%
Military Force
12%
Manchu
12%
Knowledge-how
12%
Hedging
12%
Cultural Development
12%
Linguists
12%
Interpreter
12%
Sick
12%
Emperor
12%
Central Asia
12%
Tonality
12%
Taiwan
12%
Interpreting Students
12%
Ministers
12%
Long History
12%
Eve Sedgwick
12%
Institutional Level
12%
Buddhist Monks
12%
Priests
12%
Power Politics
12%
Asian Studies
12%
Prosodic Features
12%
Western Learning
12%
Nineteenth Century
12%
Jesuits
12%
Blindness
12%
Lack of Awareness
12%
Chinese Mainland
12%
Cant
12%
Assure
12%
Medium Access
12%
Individual Self
12%
Postgraduate Students
12%
Second Volume
12%
13th Century
12%
Protestant Missionaries
12%
Slippage
12%
Not-knowing
12%
Postgraduate Researchers
12%
Oral Performance
9%
Permanent Record
9%
Oral Text
9%
Secondary Orality
9%
Social Situation
9%
Oral Tradition
9%
Target Readers
9%
Arts and Humanities
Conceptual
100%
Discourse
75%
China
63%
Anthology
60%
Chinese
56%
Middle Ground
50%
Focalization
37%
Cross-cultural understanding
37%
12th century
37%
Uncle Tom's Cabin
37%
Polysystem
37%
Polysystem Theory
37%
English
37%
Occidentalism
37%
Hong Kong
37%
Oral language
37%
Performativity
37%
Friedrich Nietzsche
37%
Pragmatism
37%
Indirect Reports
37%
Germany
25%
Idealization
25%
turmoil
25%
Nationalists
25%
Translation (Applied Linguistics)
21%
Physics teaching
18%
Orientalism
18%
Case Study
18%
Translated Texts
18%
Orality
18%
Student Engagement
18%
Folk Literature
18%
Collaborative
18%
Compilation
15%
Limits
15%
Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher
12%
Grammatical gender
12%
Monk
12%
Missionaries
12%
19th Century
12%
Neighbors
12%
Protestant
12%
Asian Studies
12%
Ridicule
12%
Qing dynasty
12%
Ralph Waldo Emerson
12%
Bismarck
12%
Priests
12%
Power politics
12%
Western Learning
12%
Linguists
12%
Emperor
12%
13th Century
12%
Doubt
12%
Cultural Development
12%
1870s
12%
Tonality
12%
Military Force
12%
1860s
12%
Speaker
12%
Performative
12%
Secondary orality
9%
Psychodynamics
9%
Chinese Translation
9%
Dynamics
9%
Socialist
9%
Narrative
9%
Textual Analysis
9%
Distinctive Feature
9%
Social Situation
9%
Foreground
9%
Stylistic Features
9%
Oral
9%
Oral Tradition
9%
Popular
7%
Authors
7%
English Translation
7%
Cultural Practices
7%
Historical Context
6%
National Literature
6%
Cultural Contexts
6%
1970s
6%
translation scholars
6%
Theoretical Framework
6%
literary theorists
6%
Linguistic Context
6%
Criticism
6%
Sociocultural
6%