The Translator: Studies in Intercultural Communication, Band 9St. Jerome Publishing, 2003 |
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... translation have been dominated both in the past and today by domestication , which recommends fluent translation . A fluent translation is defined as a translation written in English that is cur- rent , widely - used and standard ...
... translation have been dominated both in the past and today by domestication , which recommends fluent translation . A fluent translation is defined as a translation written in English that is cur- rent , widely - used and standard ...
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... Translations are unshapely : it is not that they are in- compatible with the law of Translation , but merely due to the fact that no two languages are the same in their expression . Concepts are common to the understanding of all , but ...
... Translations are unshapely : it is not that they are in- compatible with the law of Translation , but merely due to the fact that no two languages are the same in their expression . Concepts are common to the understanding of all , but ...
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... translation , segments of the target - language text ( TLT ) are related to segments of the source - language text ( SLT ) which provides the basis for translation . And hence , Kade argues , studying transla- tion has been facilitated ...
... translation , segments of the target - language text ( TLT ) are related to segments of the source - language text ( SLT ) which provides the basis for translation . And hence , Kade argues , studying transla- tion has been facilitated ...
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Contents | 1 |
Distinguishing Some Approaches to Translation Research | 39 |
A Goblin or a Dirty Nose? The Treatment of CultureSpecific | 65 |
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