1. Linguistics and Philosophy of Language: Make your own textbooks and choose them.
Main bibliography:
(1) philosophy of language, a. Bogman, 1974.
② Philosophy of Language, A. Miller, 1998
③ Philosophy of Language, W. G. Lycan, 2000.
(4) general linguistics course, f de Saussure, 200 1
⑤ Philosophy of Language, Chen Jiaying, 2003.
(6) Philosophy of Language, Wang Jianping, 2003.
(7) Language and Philosophy: A Comparative Study of Contemporary Anglo-American and German-French Traditions, Xu Youyu et al., 1996.
(8) Schools of Western Linguistics, Liu Runqing, 1995(9) On the Context Basis of Meaning, Li Haiping, 2006.
2. Advanced Translation Studies: Textbooks are compiled and selected by yourself.
Main bibliography:
(1) The Science of Translation: Problems and Methods, Wolfram Wilss, 200 1(2) Translation as a purposeful activity, Christiane Nord, 200 1
(3) China translation.
(4) Translation Studies, Xie Tianzhen, 1999.
(5) Studies on Interpretation and Translation Theory, Liu, 2004, (6) Translation Pluralism, 2004.
(7) Ontological study of translation, Cai Xinle, 2005(8) Translation variation theory, Huang Zhonglian, 2002.
college student
No. Course Name, Textbook Name, Textbook Author/Publishing House Year/Class Hours/Week Hours
1. Translation, a practical translation course, Feng Qinghua/Hunan Education Publishing House, 97 and 98 English majors 1, 2 classes, two classes a week.
2. Modern English Lexicology, Introduction to Modern English Lexicology, Zhang Yunfei/Beijing Normal University Press, 97 English major, Tuesday.
3. English reading, "English Reading Course Book III" (English major textbook), Wu Jinghui/Jilin University Press, English major, Grade 97, Grade 99 1 class, Class 2, two grades, 4 hours per week.
Research interests: translation, philosophy of language, semantics and pragmatics.
Related research interests: theoretical linguistics, psycholinguistics, cross-cultural communication.