Dream of the Red Chamber : Literary and Translation Perspectives (Paperback)

1 Beyond the Gender Binary: An Analysis of the Representation of Androgyny in Wang Xifeng  2 Aestheticizing Masculinity in Hongloumeng: Clothing, Dress, and Decoration  3 The Red Chamber Dreams as an Intra- and Interculturally Integrative Masterpiece of World Literature with Unique Characteristics  4 A New Study on the "Second Master": The Generational Inheritance in Dream of the Red Chamber  5 The Characterization of Jia Zheng in the Father-Son Relationship in Hongloumeng  6 Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity in Hongloumeng  7 Revisiting the Anthologization of Hongloumeng in the Anglo-American Context during the 1960s  8 Power Play in Translation Production: The Exploration of Agents Involved in The Story of the Stone  9 Reconstructing the Translator’s Identity: A Paratextual Study of A Dream of Red Mansions and The Story of the Stone, Two English Translations of Hongloumeng  10 A Study of Lin Yutang’s Edited Translation of Hongloumeng and His Explicitation Strategies  11 Telling Versus Showing in Two English Translations of Hongloumeng  12 Hedges and Boosters as Indicators of Translation Style: With Reference to Fictional Dialogues in Hongloumeng Translations  13 Characterization in Two English Versions of Hongloumeng: A Corpus-Based Approach  14 The Reception of the English Translations of Hongloumeng: Insights from Topic Modeling