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A Study on the Pragmatic Mechanism of English Daily Negative Evaluation from the Perspective of Grice’s Conversational Principle: Exemplified by Utterances in Friends
This study examines the euphemistic generation mechanisms of negative evaluation in English daily utterances, grounded in Grice’s Cooperative Principle with Friends as the corpus. Findings reveal that speakers primarily generate C... More >>
Simplification of English Morphology after the Norman Conquest
Historical transformations have resulted in fluctuations in the evolution of the English language. Following the Norman Conquest, the evolution of English was tumultuous; with the transition of monarchy, English was relegated from... More >>
The Formation of Chinglish from the Perspective of Psycholinguistics
Chinglish is a unique mixture of Chinese linguistic structures and English vocabulary prevalent among Chinese learners and users of English. However, from a psycholinguistic perspective, its formation is a complex and natural cogn... More >>
Investigating the Effect of AI Literacy on the Quality of Technical Translation
Authors:
Ke Xu
Wenhui Tang
Zhuangyuan Tian
Qianhui Luan
Leiyu Shi
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2025,7(2): 150-164 / 2025-06-25
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly seen as a collaborator for translators. However, there is a lack of empirical evidence on whether AI literacy can predict the quality of English-Chinese scientific translations. This mi... More >>
A Study on Second-Person Deixis Translation Between Chinese and English Under the Cooperative Principle: A Case Study of “You”
Deixis constitutes a crucial component of pragmatics, with person deixis—primarily manifested through personal pronouns—serving to demarcate the relationship between participants in linguistic activities and the discourse itself. ... More >>
