Title:Associate Professor
Department:English Teaching Department
E-mail:houpingw@shisu.edu.cn
Address:School of Economics and Finance, Shanghai International Studies University,No. 550 Dalian Road (West), Hongkou Campus, Shanghai, 200083, China
Title:Associate Professor
Department:English Teaching Department
E-mail:houpingw@shisu.edu.cn
Address:School of Economics and Finance, Shanghai International Studies University,No. 550 Dalian Road (West), Hongkou Campus, Shanghai, 200083, China
Areas of Research Interest:
Translation Aesthetics
Research on C-E Translation of Chinese Classics
Research on the English Versions of Mo Yan’s Novels
Professional Affiliation:
Expert Membership of the Translators Association of China
Education:
Sep. 2006 – Jun. 2010, Ph.D., School of English Language and Literature, Shanghai International Studies University
Jan. 2001 – Jul. 2002, M.A., Dept of ELL, National University of Singapore
Jul. 1998 – May. 1999, Postgraduate Diploma in English Language Teaching with Credit (PGDELT), National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Working Experience:
Mar.1994 – Present, School of Economics and Finance, Shanghai International Studies University
Awards, Honors & Certificates:
Dec. 2000, Shanghai Municipal Shenyin Wanguo Securities Excellent Teaching Achievement Award
May. 2005, Shanghai International Studies University Excellent Teaching Achievement Award
Dec. 2001, Certificate of Dedication to Teaching in Institutions of Higher Education for Thirty Years Issued by Shanghai Branch of China Education Trade Union
Selected Publications:
An Aesthetic Study of Xu Yuanchong’s Translation Art (a monograph). Germany: Golden Light Academic Publishing, 2017.
The Classic Gardens of Suzhou (a C-E translated book).New York: Better Link Press, 2006.
Co-author of A Comprehensive History of English Literature. Shanghai: Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 1999.
More than ten academic papers on translation studies published in such journals as Journal of Foreign Language Studies, Overseas English and others
Courses Taught:
Advanced English I, Advanced English II
British and American Literature
The Theory and Practice of C-E & E-C Translation II