Humanities

Reframing the narrative of magic wind in Arthur Waley's translation of Journey to the West: another look at the abridged translation

F. (. Wang, K. Liu, et al.

This research by Feng (Robin) Wang, Keqiang Liu, and Philippe Humblé dives into Arthur Waley's translation of 'Journey to the West' and its nuances. Discover how the magical wind transforms from a force of destruction, transport, and transformation in the original text to a more subdued role in 'Monkey'.

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Reframing the narrative of magic wind in Arthur Waley's translation of *Journey to the West*: another look at the abridged translation

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Reframing the narrative of magic wind in Arthur Waley's translation of Journey to the West: another look at the abridged translation