Translating into Japanese Mimetics: A case study of Shōkōshi (Little Lord Fauntleroy) in the Meiji era and the present time Mika Kizu (Kobe University SOAS, University of London) Naomi Cross (Himeji Dokkyo University) - Meiji University - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Translating into Japanese Mimetics: A case study of Shōkōshi (Little Lord Fauntleroy) in the Meiji era and the present time Mika Kizu (Kobe University/SOAS, University of London) Naomi Cross (Himeji Dokkyo University) Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-02-04 09:09:04 Open Document File Size: 117,38 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / / Company Intercultural Studies Group / / Facility University of London / Himeji Dokkyo University / / Movie Little Lord Fauntleroy / / Organization Fukui University Faculty of Education / Girl’s School / University of London / Kobe University / Himeji Dokkyo University / / Person Naomi Cross / Asako Sakazaki / Frances Hodgson / Mika Kizu / Shizuko Wakamatsu / Frances Hodgson Burnett / Alexander Perekrestenko / / URL http / SocialTag Linguistics Communication Meaning Translation Little Lord Fauntleroy Japanese language Frances Hodgson Burnett United Artists films Literature Film

Translating into Japanese Mimetics: A case study of Shōkōshi (Little Lord Fauntleroy) in the Meiji era and the present time Mika Kizu (Kobe University/SOAS, University of London) Naomi Cross (Himeji Dokkyo University) Add to Reading List