Vol. 9 No. 10

Research Article

• De la révolte à la déconstruction : Étude comparative des pensées absurdes dans La Peste d'Albert Camus et Rhinocéros d'Eugène Ionesco

  Cheng WU

  1-5

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• Human–Machine Interaction in Translation: Evaluating Post-Editing Strategies in Neural Machine Translation

  Fatima A. Hamid

  6-21

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• Ideological Reframing in 1973 Chinese Translations of Kobayashi Takiji

  FAN XIE

  22-29

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• Learner Perceptions of Multimodal Technology Resources in EFL Oral Instruction: Survey Evidence from a Chinese University

  Shuqiong Fang

  30-45

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• Successful Translators: Essential Skills, Cultural Competence, and the Impact of Translation Technology

  Hayfa Al-Mukharriq

  46-65

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• The Space Narrative and Disillusionment of Identity in John Cheever’s “The Swimmer”

  Ruoying Huang

  66-76

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• Listening After Benjy: Auditory Recalibration in The Sound and the Fury

  Jialin Zhao

  77-82

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• Unsettled belonging: How Shafak writes identity across rupture, diaspora, and denial

  Marjan Heidari, Seyyed Shahabeddin Sadati

  83-88

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• Exploring Translation Strategies to Render Selected Euphemisms in “The Remains of the Day” and"بقايا اليوم": A Comparative Analysis

  Jawaher Alharthi, Amal Alaboud

  89-102

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• Reduplication in Palestinian Arabic: Full Patterns and the Status of Partial Forms

  Amal Masoud Abu Khalil, Pankaj Dwivedi

  103-115

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