The Notion of Equivalence in TranslationMohamed Chtatou
2.equivalence- essential equality and interchangeability equality- the quality of being the same in quantity or measure or value or status parity- functional equality nonequivalence- not interchangeable 3. equivalence- qualities that are comparable; "no comparison between the two books"; "beyond compar...
Roman Jakobson's study of equivalence gave new impetus to the theoretical analysis of translation since he introduced the notion of 'equivalence in difference'. On the basis of his semiotic approach to language and his aphorism 'there is no signatum without signum', he suggests three kinds of ...
•Therefore,thenotionofequivalencewasputforwardasthefundamentalcriteriainthewesterntranslationstudyandcriticism..ItissameinChina.1.Introduction •翻译是人类社会中一种复杂的交际行为。在这个交际活动中，译者起着丼足轻重的作用。正是由于译者辛勤的工作，外国文学的精粹才被引入国内，并丏展现在读者面前。•但是...
The thesis is composed of three chapters: Chapter One begins with the study of text, and then the notion of cohesion and its respective functions in translation are brought in. The second chapter mainly talks about what lexical cohesion is. In Chapter Three, the functions of lexical ...
Jakobson recognises this problem by explicitly referring to ‘all cognitive experience’, i.e., the possibility that translation will be severely restricted if we take connotations into account (see also Chafe’s 2000 notion of ‘shadow meanings’). Connotations defy explicit definitions: they even ...
The Principle of Equivalence and the Notion of ForceI SHALL be grateful to be permitted to make an inquiry in connection with the principle of equivalence through the medium of the columns of NATURE.doi:10.1038/105072a0RICHARDSONC. ANatureNature...
1.2 The indeterminacy thesis says something that implies that the notion of meaning is irremediably confused It is clear that Quine takes indeterminacy of translation to have devastating consequences for the family of classic semantic notions. -meaning", "synonymy", "analyticity", "intention", "...
Chapter 16 Gideon Toury THE NATURE AND ROLE OF NORMS IN TRANSLATION OWEVER HIGHLY ONE may think of Linguistics, Text-Linguistics, HContrastive Textology or Pragmatics and of their explanatory power with respect to translational phenomena, being a translator cannot be reduced to the mere generation ...
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