Publications
Mona BAKER
An updated list of selected publications is available here.
Kyung Hye KIM
2021
[1] Choi, Jinsil and Kyung Hye Kim (2021) ‘Translating Islamic knowledge for the new soil: two translations of Qur’an in South Korea’, Interventions special issue on Translating Knowledges: within and beyond Asia. https://doi.org/10.1080/1369801X.2020.1863837
[2] Kim, Kyung Hye and Helen Spencer-Oatey (2021) Metapragmatic comments on relating across cultures Korean students’ uncertainties over relating to UK academics’, Pragmatics. https://doi.org/10.1075/prag.20004.kim
[3] Kim, Kyung Hye and Helen Spencer-Oatey (2021) ‘Enhancing Postgraduate Recruitment from Diverse Countries: Managing Communication in the Application Process’, Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10734-021-00681-z
[4] Yifan Zhu and Kyung Hye Kim. ‘Introduction’, Interventions special issue: Translating Knowledges: within and beyond Asia [ISSN 1469-929X], 23(7), 959-972. https://doi.org/10.1080/1369801X.2020.1854103
[5] 2021. Jinsil Choi, Jonathan Evans and Kyung Hye Kim. (2021). ‘Response by Choi, Evans and Kim to “Representing experiential knowledge”’, Translation Studies Forum contribution, [ISSN 1751-2921], https://doi.org/10.1080/14781700.2021.1971109
2020
[1] Choi, Jinsil, Kyung Hye Kim and Jonathan Evans (2020) ‘Fingersmith and The Handmaiden: transformation, adaptation, and translation’, Translation and Interpreting Studies, http://doi.org/10.1075/tis.19075.cho
[2] Kim, Kyung Hye (2020) ‘Museum Translation as a political act: narrative engagement for affective experiences in the War and Women’s Human Rights Museum in Seoul’, Museum Management and Curatorship 35(5): 551-566.
[3] Pan, Feng, Li Tao and Kyung Hye Kim (2020) ‘Institutional Versus Individual Translations of Chinese Political Texts: A Corpus-based Critical Discourse Analysis’, Jostrans, 34, 51-77. https://jostrans.org/issue34/art_pan.php
[4] Kim, Kyung Hye and Zhu, Yifan (eds) (2020) Researching Translation in the Age of Technology and Global Conflict, Routledge.
[5] Kang, Ji-Hae and Kim, Kyung Hye (2020) ‘Collaborative translation: an instrument for commercial success or neutralizing a feminist message?’, Mapping Contemporary Audiovisual Translation in East Asia, Perspectives Special issue, 28(4): 487-503. https://doi.org/10.1080/0907676X.2019.1609534
[6] Zhu, Yifan and Kim, Kyung Hye (2020) ‘The Individual on the move: Redefining ‘individualism’ in China’, Translation and Interpreting Studies 15(2): 161-182, https://doi.org/10.1075/tis.19052.zhu
2019
[1] Kim, Kyung Hye (2019) The entry on ‘Critical Discourse Analysis’, in Mona Baker and Gabriela Saldanha (eds) The Routledge Encyclopedia of Translation Studies, 3rd edition, London and New York: Routledge.
[2] Kim, Kyung Hye (2019) ‘Translators as Active Agents and Translation as an Anti-hegemonic Tool in the Civil Sphere: The NewsPro Case’, in Ji-Hae Kang and Judy Wakabayashi (eds) Translation in Korean Contexts: Engagement with Asian and Western Others, Routledge Advances in Translation and Interpreting Studies series, Chapter 9.
[3] Kang, Ji-Hae, Kim, Kyung Hye, Yu, Han-Nae (2019) ‘정치적 행위로서의 공동체 번역에 관한 시론적 연구: ‘사회 연결 모델’의 ‘책임’ 개념을 중심으로 [Responsibility and Community Translation as a Political Act: Based on the ‘Social Connection Model’], 번역학 연구 [Journal of Translation Studies], 20(2): 7-32. http://www.kats.or.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=s0302&wr_id=718
[4] Choi, Jinsil and Kim, Kyung Hye (2019) ‘Eroticism in the Colonial Context: The Handmaiden’, 미래영어영문학 [Mirae English Language and Literature] 24(4): 1-15.
[5] Hu, Kaibao and Kim, Kyung Hye (eds) (2019) Corpus-based Translation and Interpreting Studies in Chinese contexts: present and future, Palgrave Macmillan. https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783030214395#aboutBook
2018
[1] Kim, Kyung Hye (2018) ‘Book Review: Cho, Heekyoung (2016). Translation’s Forgotten History: Russian Literature, Japanese Mediation, and the Formation of Modern Korean Literature’, The Journal of Translation Studies 2(1): 193-197.
[2] Kim, Kyung Hye (2018) ‘Retranslation as a socially engaged activity: in the case of Rape of Nanking’, Perspectives 26(3): 391-404, DOI: 10.1080/0907676X.2017.1388413.
2017
[1] Kim, Kyung Hye (2017) ‘Newsweek discourses on China and their Korean translations: a corpus-based approach’, Discourse, Context & Media 15: 34-44.
[2] Kim, Kyung Hye (2017) ‘Renarrating the Victims of WWII through Translation: So Far from the Bamboo Grove and Yoko Iyagi’, Target 29(1): 87-109.
2014
[1] Kim, Kyung Hye (2014) ‘Examining US News Media discourses about North Korea’, Discourse and Society 25(2): 221-244.
2012
[1] Kim, Kyung Hye (2012) (Editor, with Abou-Bakr et al.) New Voices in Translation Studies 8, available at: http://www.iatis.org/index.php/publications/new-voices-in-translation-studies/item/488-current-issue8-2012
2010
[1] Kim, Kyung Hye (2010) ‘Book review: Lexis and Creativity in Translation: A Corpus-based Study by Dorothy Kenny, FORUM 8(2).
Qiang GENG
2019
[1] Geng Qiang. (2019). ‘Paradigm Innovation and Ontological Discourse: a critical review of Translated Literature Study’, China Social Science Review, 2: 14-21.
[2] Geng Qiang. (2019). ‘Paratext-based Reconstruction of Chinese Discourse on Translation (1949-1966)’, Journal of Tianjin Foreign Studies University, 3: 118-128.
[2] Geng Qiang. (2019). Translation and Transmission of Chinese Literature in the New Era: Panda Books Series and Chinese Literature Walking Toward the World. Tianjin: Nankai University Press.
2018
[1] Geng Qiang. (2018). ‘A Historical Survey of the Writings of Chinese Translation History in the 20th Century’, Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Translation Studies, 7: 170-183.
[2] Geng Qiang. (2018). ‘A Chronological Study of Translation Discourse in the Paratexts of English Translations of Classical Chinese Poetry’, Journal of Foreign Languages, 5: 104-112.
[3] Geng Qiang. (2018). ‘Double-marginalization of Translation Discourse on Translating Chinese Literature into Foreign Languages: Problematic and Solutions’, Fudan Forum on Foreign Languages and Literature (Spring): 170-176.
[4] Geng Qiang. (2018). ‘A Review of Corpus-based Study on Ideology in Translation’, Foreign Languages in China, 6: 70-80.
2017
[1] Geng Qiang. (2017). ‘Revisit Lefevere: a critical review of André Lefevere’s Translation Theory’, Comparative Literature in China, 1: 53-69, 38.
[2] Geng Qiang. (2017). ‘Paratext in Translation and Translation Studies: Perspectives, Methods, Issues and Criticism’, Journal of Foreign Languages, 5: 104-112.
2015
[1] Geng Qiang. (2016). ‘Jiang Kanghu and his Contribution to Translation of The Jade Mountain’, East Journal of Translation, 1: 35-41.
2014
[1] Geng Qiang. (2014). ‘Xiao Qian and His English Translation of Modern Chinese Literature’, East Journal of Translation, 5: 8-14.
[2] Geng Qiang. (2014). ‘The Effect of Government-sponsored Translation of Chinese Literature into Foreign Languages: a tentative appraisal’, Comparative Literature in China, 1: 66-77, 65.
Yifan ZHU
2019
[1] Yifan Zhu & Kyunghye Kim. (2019) ‘The Individual on the move: Redefining ‘individualism’ in China’, Translation and Interpreting Studies, https://doi.org/10.1075/tis.19052.zhu
[2] Yifan Zhu & Xin Li. (2019) “A quantitative analysis of the translated Chinese”. Foreign Languages in China. 2: 81-90.
[3] Kyung Hye Kim & Yifan Zhu. (eds) (2019) Researching Translation in the Age of Technology and Global Conflict, Routledge.
[4] Li Tao & Yifan Zhu. (2019) ‘How does China appraise self and others? A corpus-based analysis of Chinese political discourse’. Discourse & Society, https://doi.org/10.1177/0957926519880036
2018
[1] Tao Li & Yifan Zhu (corresponding author). (2017) ‘Translating feminism in China: gender, sexuality and censorship’. Perspectives. 1: 156-158.
[2] Zhu, Yifan (2018) ‘The Europeanization of Discourse Markers in Modern Chinese’, Contemporary Rhetoric 4: 86-95.
[3] Zhu Yifan, Qing Tao and Hongjie Guo (2018) ‘A Corpus-Based Study of Translation Quality Assessment’, Journal of PLA University of Foreign Languages 2: 20-28.
[4] Yifan Zhu. (2018) The Impact of English-Chinese Translation on Contemporary Chinese—A Corpus-based Study. Shanghai: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press.
[5] Fang Xu & Yifan Zhu (corresponding author). (2018) ‘Introducing Corpus-based Critical Translation Studies.’ Babel. 4: 633-639.
2017
[1] Yifan Zhu & Jiasheng Hu (2017) ‘The Features of Word Clusters in Translated Chinese – A corpus-based contrastive study’. Computer-assisted Foreign Language Education. 6:17-24.
[2] Kaibao Hu & Yifan Zhu. (2017) Corpus-based Translation Studies. Shanghai: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press.
2016
[1] Zhu, Yifan & Huawen Liu (2016) ‘What Really Matters in Translation is the Details’. The Chinese Translators’ Journal. 6: 234-240.
[2] Zhu, Yifan (2016) ‘An Overview of Studies on the Features of Translated Chinese’. Contemporary Foreign Languages Studies. 6: 79-86 .
[3] Zhu, Yifan, Jibo Wang & Xiaohu Yang (2016) ‘Corpus and Translator Education: Exploration and Prospects’. The Journal of Foreign Language Teaching. 4:91-95.
2015
[1] Zhu, Yifan (2015) ‘Corpus-based Translation Teaching: Theory and Practice’. Journal of North China University of Technology. 4: 65-69.
2014
[1] Zhu, Yifan & Kaibao Hu (2014) ‘The Semantic Preferences and Semantic Prosody of Bei（被） passives—A corpus-based contrastive study’. Journal of Foreign Languages. 1: 53-64.
2012
[1] Zhu, Yifan (2012) ‘Translation and Contemporary Chinese Culture Construction’. Contemporary Foreign Languages Studies. 5:66-69.
2011
[1] Zhu, Yifan (2011)’The Mechanism of Translation-initiated Europeanized Constructions in Modern Chinese: A Corpus-based Study on Europeanized Constructions During the May Fourth Period’. Foreign Language Research. 6: 76-81.
[2] Zhiqiang Feng & Yifan Zhu (2011) ‘Lin Yutang as an Editor-cum-Translator’. The Chinese Translators’ Journal. 5:27-33.
[3] Zhu, Yifan (2011) ‘A Review of the Studies on Europeanization of Modern Chinese’. Journal of PLA University of Foreign Languages. 2: 7-17.
[4] Zhu, Yifan (2011) ‘The Assimilation of Loan Words in Chinese: Mechanism and Motivation’. Journal of Xi’an Foreign Languages University. 1: 1-4.
[5] Zhu, Yifan (2011) Translation and the Evolvement of Modern Chinese (1905-1936). Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press.
[6] Zhu, Yifan (2011) A Biography of J.K. Rowling. (E-C translation) Shanghai: The Press of Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
2009
[1] Zhu, Yifan (2009) Associate Editor. Translation and Interdisciplinary Studies. Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press.
2008
[1] Zhu, Yifan (2008) ‘The Misconceptions on Translation and Over-Europeanization in Chinese’. Nationalities Forum. 2: 56-58.
[2] Kaibao Hu & Yifan Zhu (2008) ‘A Corpus-based Study of Explicitation and its Motivation in Two Chinese Versions of Shakespeare’s Hamlet’. Foreign Language Research. 2: 72-80.
2007
[1] Zhu, Yifan (2007) ‘Semanticization of Meaningless Chinese Character Used in Transliteration: Mechanism and Motivation’. Journal of PLA University of Foreign Languages. 3: 6-10.
Xin LI
2018
[1] Li, Xin (2018) The Reconstruction of Modality in Chinese-English Government Press Conference Interpreting: a Corpus-based Study. Singapore: Springer.
[2] Li, Xin (2018) ‘Mediation through Modality Shifts in Chinese-English Government Press Conference Interpreting’. Babel 64(2): 269-293.
[3] Li, Xin (2018) ‘Sara Laviosa, Adriana Pagano, Hannu Kemppanen, Meng Ji: Textual and Contextual Analysis in Empirical Translation Studies’. Across Languages and Cultures 19(1):147-152.
[4] Li, Xin (2018) ‘A Descriptive Study of Modality Shifts in Governemnt Press Conference Interpreting’. Foreign Language Education (4): 86-91.
2017
[1] Hu, Kaibao & Xin Li (2017) ‘Corpus-Based Study of Translation and China’s Image: Connotations and Implications’. Foreign Languages Research (4): 70-75.
[2] Pan, Feng & Xin Li (2017) ‘Collocation, Semantic Prosody and Ideology in Interpreting for Chinese Government Press Conferences: A Case Study of the Keyword “Development”. Foreign Languages in China (6): 90-95.
[3] Pan, Feng & Xin Li (2017) ‘Gender Differences in Interpreting for Chinese Government Press Conferences: A Case Study of Parenthetical “I Think”and“I Believe”’. Foreign Language Research (5): 37-42.
2015
[1] Li, Xin & Kaibao Hu (2015) ‘A Corpus-based Study of Interpretiveness of Chinese-English Press Conference Interpreting’. Foreign Language Learning Theory and Practice (3): 74-79.
2013
[1] Li, Xin & Kaibao Hu (2013) ‘A Corpus-based Study of Modal Verbs in Chinese-English Government Press Conference Interpretation’. Computer-assisted Foreign Language Education (3): 26-32.
2011
[1] Li, Xin (2011) ‘A Corpus-based study of the Use of Passive Construction and Its Motivation in Chinese-English Conference Interpretation’. Contemporary Foreign Languages Studies (1): 18-23.
Jing YU
2019
[1] Xu, Minhui & Yu, Jing (2019). Sociological formation and reception of translation: The case of Kinkley’s translation of Biancheng. Translation and Interpreting Studies. https://doi.org/10.1075/tis.19039.xu
[2] Yu, Jing & Liu,Xiaoli. (2019). A Study of Gladys Yang’s Telling of the Chinese Stories in Her Solo Translations of Chinese Literature. Chinese Translators Journal, 6: 109-116.
2018
[1] Yu, Jing (2018). From the ivory tower to the arena: A sociological study on translation competence. Journal of Foreign Languages. 2: 115-121.
[2] Yu, Jing (2018). Frameworks for Descriptive Studies of Dialect Translation. Chinese Translator’s Journal. 3: 19-27.
[3] Yu, Jing and Zhou Yunni (2018). Translating homosexuality in China—A study of the Chinese translation of Brokeback Mountain. Translation Quarterly. 4: 1-17.
2017
[1] Yu, Jing (2017). Translating “others” as “us” in Huckleberry Finn: dialect, register and the heterogeneity of standard language. Language and Literature. 1: 54-65.
[2] Yu, Jing and Xu Minhui (2017). From norm-breaking to norm-making: A sociological study of the genesis of a new norm. Perspectives: Studies in Translatology. 1: 66-81, Collected in Valden, Roberto A. (ed). Chinese Translation Studies in the 21st Century: Current Trends and Emerging Perspectives. New York & London: Routledge.
2016
[1] Yu, Jing and Wang Binhua (2016). Exploring interdisciplinary approaches to interpreting studies as seen from the multiple perspectives of translation studies. Journal of Foreign Languages, 4: 85-94.
[2] Yu, Jing (2016). Terminology issue in current translation studies. Chinese Translators Journal, 1: 85-90.
[3] Yu, Jing (2016). Book Review: Dialogue with the Other among the Other. Translation Quarterly, 79 (1): 37-46.
2015
[1] Yu, Jing (2015). The differences between the modern approaches and the postmodern approaches in translation studies. In: Chu Chiyu and Xu Minhui (Eds). Current Issues in Translation Studies. Chengdu: Sichuan People’s Press, 320-344.
[2] Yu, Jing (2015). Translating dialect, translating difference. Chinese Translators Journal, 2: 107-110.
2014
[1] Yu, Jing (2014). What cannot be shared in “Shared ground in translation studies”? Journal of Foreign Languages, 6: 55-64.
[2] Yu, Jing (2014). Translation and publication of dialect literature in China. Translation Quarterly, 4: 70-94.
2012
[1] Yu, Jing (2012). Translating “grassroots”. Chinese Translators Journal, 6: 93-95.
2011
[1] Yu, Jing (2011). Book review of Challenging the Traditional Axioms: Translation into a Non-mother Tongue. Chinese Translators Journal, 1: 52-54.
2009
[1] Yu, Jing (2009). Book translation and publication on social sciences in Zhejiang province. Journal of Language and Literature Studies, 11:72-74.
[2] Yu, Jing (2009). The retranslation and afterlife of literary translation. Journal of Hangzhou Dianzi University, 3:53-56.
2008
[1] Yu, Jing (2008). Challenging the Chinese translation of F1. Chinese Translators Journal, 2: 76-77.
2005
[1] Yu, Jing (2005). English translation of “Guangbo Dianshi Daxue”. Journal of Shanxi Radio and TV University, 6: 35-36.
2004
[1] Yu, Jing (2004). English translation of “Tuoer”. Chinese Translators Journal, 4: 88-89.
[2] Yu, Jing (2004). Domestication and foreignization in China’s literary translation in the 1950s-1960s. Journal of Translation Studies, 1: 105-118, Collected in Luo Xuanmin (ed.), 2009. Abstracts of Chinese Translation Studies in 2004-2005, Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 1- 2.
[3] Yu, Jing (2004). The first Young Researcher’s Conference. Journal of Tianjin Foreign Studies Universities. 5: 51-53.