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LI Bo, Prof.
Associate Professor
,
Department of Translation
Associate Programme Director, Master of Arts in Translation Studies Programme
,
Department of Translation
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9772-4317
Phone
(852) 26167965
Email
b1li
ln.edu
hk
8 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun
Hong Kong
h-index
h5-index
18
Scopus Citations
3
Scopus h-Index
Calculated based on number of publications stored in Pure and citations from Scopus
10
Scopus Citations
2
Scopus h-Index
Calculated based on number of publications stored in Pure and citations from Scopus
2006
2024
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Social Sciences
Translation
100%
Chinese
84%
Hong Kong
69%
Western
62%
Translation (Applied Linguistics)
61%
Newspapers
36%
Research
28%
Medical Sciences
28%
English Language
24%
Theory
20%
Research Worker
20%
State
20%
Films
20%
Ethical Issue
20%
Artificial Intelligence
20%
Conceptualization
19%
Translator
18%
Attention
18%
Technology
17%
Case Studies
15%
Work
14%
Understanding
14%
Manipulation
14%
Interest
13%
Interviews
13%
Image of Women
13%
Women
13%
Twentieth Century
11%
Economic and Social Development
11%
Heteroglossia
10%
Information Services
10%
Influence
10%
Intertextuality
10%
Ideologies
10%
Interpersonal Communication
10%
Inquiry
9%
Discussion
9%
China
8%
Difference
8%
Exchange
8%
Periodicals
8%
Serialization
8%
Interaction
7%
Writing
7%
Paper
7%
Polemology
6%
Opposition
6%
Publication
6%
Problem
6%
Observation
6%
Arts and Humanities
Literary translation
32%
Gay literature
25%
Multi-modal
20%
History
20%
era
20%
Ethical issues
20%
Artificial Intelligence
20%
Medical
10%
Expression
10%
Object
10%
Chinese Translation
10%
Bahktin
10%
Subtitling
10%
Early Twentieth-century
10%
Salience
10%
Nonverbal
10%
Code-switching
10%
Text
10%
Utterance
10%
Hong Kong Chinese
10%
Thinking
10%
Pinyin
10%
touch-stone
8%
translation theorists
6%
Foreignization
6%
Verbal system
6%
Translation theory
5%
1970s
5%
Audio-visual translation
5%
E. M. Forster
5%
Paratext
5%
Translator's Note
5%
Binaries
5%
Reedition
5%
Retranslation
5%
Eye dialect
5%
Kingston
5%
Code-mixing
5%
Independent
5%
Diglossia
5%
linguistic varieties
5%
fake
5%
American writer
5%
1980s
5%
Subtitles
5%
Pseudo-translation
5%
