Research on the Features of British and American Literary Works from Linguistic Perspective
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Congpan Wang 
Zhejiang Yuexiu College of Foreign Languages
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30564/ret.v3i2.1721Abstract
When translating the language of British and American narrative literature, we must not only have a grasp of the language content of literary works, but also consider the differences between Chinese and English cultures. The two are to be effectively merged. If the two are separated for language processing, then the problem of language conversion will occur, and the intention and theme of the work cannot be truly reflected.
Keywords:
Linguistics, British and American literature, Narrative literature, AdaptabilityReferences
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