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    technique; 1.2 Approach‚ design and procedure; 2 Structural methods. 2.1 Grammar-translation method; 2.2 Audio-lingual method 1 Methodology. 1.1 Approach‚ method and technique; 1.2 Approach‚ design and procedure; 2 Structural methods. 2.1 Grammar-translation method; 2.2 Audio-lingual method 1 Methodology. 1.1 Approach‚ method and technique; 1.2 Approach‚ design and procedure; 2 Structural methods. 2.1 Grammar-translation method; 2.2 Audio-lingual method 1 Methodology. 1.1 Approach‚ method and technique;

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    Richard Burton’s foreignized translations of The Haroun Tales‚ in comparison with Malcolm Lyons’ domesticated translations of the same tell us that while the distinction between domestication and foreignization is certainly pertinent in some cases‚ features of both will always emerge in each text. The applicability of distinguishing between domestication and foreignization is also largely contingent upon the time period in which the text was published and the nature of the readers of each time period

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    According to Aristotle‚ a tragic hero in a Greek drama must meet certain requirements. The tragic hero must be of noble birth‚ be basically good‚ must have a tragic flaw‚ and must have a moment of realization at some point in the work. Although Antigone is the namesake of the Sophocles play and is a hero in her own right‚ she is not a tragic hero. Creon is the true tragic hero of Antigone in the traditional sense of the term. Both Antigone and Creon were born of noble blood as they are members

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    This dissertation is an empirical descriptive research into the differences of the rhetorical device translations in the 12 Chinese versions of William Shakespeares Hamlet. The frequent use of rhetorical devices is one of the writing norms during Renaissance; however‚ the reason why Shakespeares plays can stand out among his contemporary works and why he can become one of the worlds famous playwrights have much to do with his creative and skillful usage of rhetorical devices. Rhetorical devices are

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    Translation Theory – Domestication in Children’s Literature Table of Contents INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 2 1.0 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE AND TRANSLATING FOR CHILDREN ......................................... 3 2.0 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF GRIMMS’ FAIRY TALES .......................................................... 6 3.0 DOMESTICATION IN THE TRANSLATION OF CHILDREN’S LITERATURE .....

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    meaning “the end justifies the means” (Nord‚ 2001‚ p. 124)‚ is an approach to translation which was first put forward by Hans J. Vermeer and developed in the late 1970s. The word “skopos” which was derived from Greek‚ meaning nothing but “aim” or “purpose”‚ is a technical term for the aim or purpose of a translation (Vermeer 227). The theory focuses above all on the purpose of the translation‚ which determines the translation methods and strategies that are to be employed in order to produce a functionally

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    On Summer of Betrayal by Hong Ying I was first attracted by this book for its brief introduction----“A graphic‚ sensuous and surprising novel about the aftermath of Tiananmen Square----by a young woman who was there.” It is also said that this book was published in Taiwan in 1992; though banned in the inland of China‚ it circulated there. And what I am reading is the first publication in the West. Man‚ more often than not‚ is inclined to be drawn by an unknown and mysterious world‚ and

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    切斯特曼翻译伦理模式下《西厢记》两英译本比较研究 A Comparative Study of Two English Versions of Xixiang Ji—from the Perspective of Chesterman’s Models of Translation Ethics Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Research Background Ethics‚ which originates from the Greek word “ethos”‚ means the moral beliefs and rules about right and wrong in general. In the history of human civilization‚ ethics is always a question attracts much attention‚(我觉得句号好一点) for thousands of years‚ human beings are always chasing the answers of what

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    avocados and avocado byproducts are everywhere. During the past century‚ avocados have become such an american staple that it’s easy to forget that they did not originate in the United States. Avocados are have such a long lineage of cultivation and domestication that their true origins are unknown. However‚ plant distribution suggests that they are native to central Mexico where they were first called “āhuacatl” by the indigenous Nahuatl (Aztec) people. Though it’s physical journey from Mexico to the United

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    Arab readers to know‚ I struggled with the idea of providing little information about it to the readers. To tackle this‚ I considered whether the information was important to the plot of the story. At first‚ I thought to insert a glossary in the translation wherever only an English reader would know something that the average Arab reader would not. Since this was not an efficient way to represent information‚ I instead used footnotes for this contextual and metaphorical analysis. However‚ I soon realized

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