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A feminist translation approach in twentieth-century China: Bing Xin's《园丁集》translation of *The Gardener* by Tagore

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A feminist translation approach in twentieth-century China: Bing Xin's《园丁集》translation of *The Gardener* by Tagore

Z. Ji and M. Xiangchun

Explore the fascinating world of feminist translation with insights from Bing Xin's groundbreaking work on Rabindranath Tagore's *The Gardener*. This study by Zhinan Ji and Meng Xiangchun unravels how gender representation influenced translation choices in twentieth-century China. Join us to delve into this unique intersection of gender studies and translation theory.

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