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英文圖畫故事書中譯本的明朗化與文圖關係:以五個系列圖畫故事書為例
汪冠岐 , Masters Advisor:石岱崙
英文
DOI:
10.6342/NTU201702009
圖畫故事書 ; 翻譯 ; 文圖關係 ; 兒童文學 ; 明朗化 ; picture storybooks ; translation ; word-picture relationship ; children’s literature ; explicitation


- Falconer, I. (2000). Olivia. Simon & Schuster.
連結: - Falconer, I. (2001). Olivia Saves The Circus. Simon & Schuster.
連結: - Falconer, I. (2003). Olivia . . . and the Missing Toy. Simon & Schuster.
連結: - Falconer, I. (2006). Olivia Forms a Band. Simon & Schuster.
連結: - Falconer, I. (2012). Olivia and the Fairy Princesses. Simon & Schuster.
連結: