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Vol. 7:1 (2005) ► pp.146–155
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Xiaohong Cai (Ed.). Kouyi yanjiu xin tan: Xin fangfa, xin guannian, xin qushi [Recent research into interpreting: New methods, concepts and trends].
Hong Kong: Maison d’éditions Quaille, 2002. iv + 503 pp. ISBN 962-8320-53-X

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