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Møller-Olsen, Astrid: ‘Fictional Dictionaries: Power and Philosophy of Language in Contemporary Chinese Fiction.’ Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, vol. 29, no.2 (Fall 2017), pp. 66-108.

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