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Advances in Linguistics Research

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Meme Communication in Legal Translation across Legal Systems

Author: Lulu Zhan / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2026,8(2): 95-112 / 2026-05-26 look237 look163

This study takes the Parks and Wildlife Act of Zimbabwe and the Wild Animal Conservation Law of the People’s Republic of China as its comparative texts. This study, grounded in the language-meme typology framework—comprising form-... More >>

Algorithmic Translanguaging and Cultural Legibility: AI-Mediated Language Practices in Chinese Digital Platforms

Authors: Haoyang He¹*, Xinyue He² / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2026,8(2): 82-94 / 2026-05-26 look297 look189

Multilingual expression on Chinese digital platforms is becoming increasingly contingent on algorithmic ranking, machine translation (MT), recommendation architectures, and platform-specific norms of visibility. Existing research ... More >>

The French Sinological Paradigm Rooted in Translation—A Case Study of Rémi Mathieu’s Work on Soushen Ji

Authors: Guicheng Zhang, Mengya Lu / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2026,8(2): 69-81 / 2026-05-18 look342 look327

Over the course of its development, French Sinology has cultivated a distinctive scholarly tradition in which translation and research are closely intertwined. Rather than serving as a preliminary or auxiliary task, translation se... More >>

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Text Type and Text Structure Visualization —AI-Based Analysis and Instructional Design

Authors: Shuyuan Lu, Luobing Yang, Jiacheng Xie* / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2026,8(2): 55-68 / 2026-04-22 look399 look361

Through case-based practice, this study explores the capacity of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) to analyze and visualize text types and structures, as well as its potential to empower instructional design for secondary... More >>

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Translating Science Fiction Time Paradoxes: A Functional Equivalence Framework Across Terminological, Syntactic, and Narrative Dimensions

Author: Yue Zhang / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2026,8(1): 46-54 / 2026-04-08 look495 look389

Time travel paradoxes, as central narrative devices in science fiction, present unique and complex translation challenges owing to their intricate scientific and philosophical foundations. Existing research lacks a systematic typo... More >>

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