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Representations of Occupational Stigma and Burnout in Henan Literature: A Psychological Reading of Educator Narratives
Author:
Muhammad Shahjahan /
Advances in Linguistics Research /
2026,8(2): 191-204 / 2026-06-24
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Occupational stigma among university humanities faculty has emerged as a recurrent thematic concern in contemporary Chinese literature, particularly in works emerging from or set in Henan Province. This paper examines how two repr... More >>
Wilderness and Boudoir: Female Silence and the Construction of Imperial Ideology in Heart of Darkness
Heart of Darkness is the masterpiece of Joseph Conrad. It recounts the experiences of the sailor Marlow during his voyage up the Congo River in Africa. While previous studies have paid more attention to the psychological and moral... More >>
Research on Quality Assessment of English Translation of Chinese Classics from the Perspective of Large Language Models—A Case Study of The Library of Chinese Classics
Authors:
Zhe Wei, Ling Bai /
Advances in Linguistics Research /
2026,8(2): 171-182 / 2026-06-18
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This study takes nine works from The Library of Chinese Classics as its corpus, categorizes them into informative, expressive, and operative types based on Reiss’ Text Type Theory, with a total corpus of around 1,800 Chinese chara... More >>
Can’t hear clearly without glasses?—A Preliminary Study on Multisensory Integration in Language Processing
Based on the design experiment of Multisensory Integration theory and Cognitive Load theory, this paper studies the phenomenon of “unclear hearing when taking off the glasses”. The experimental results show that visual blurring re... More >>
A Study of Russian Nominalization Based on the State Russian National Corpus from the Perspective of Transitional Theory
Russian substantivized adjectives and substantivized participles possess the grammatical features of nouns, adjectives, and participles simultaneously, thus constituting a special linguistic phenomenon characterized by “both this ... More >>
