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=1 李瑞洋 Translation Theories of Contemporary China--from 1949 to Present=
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=1 李瑞洋 A Brief Introduction of Contemporary Chinese Translation Theories--from 1949 to Present=
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'''当代中国翻译理论简史（1949至今）'''
  
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===Introduction===
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李瑞洋 Li Ruiyang, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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===1.Development of translation criterion===
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====1.1 Origin of translation criterion====
 
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====1.2 Criticism on Yan Fu' s view====
 
  
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===2.Absorption of foreign translation theories===
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=2 陈心怡 History of Translation Theories of Russia after the collapse of Soviet Union =
  
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===3.General theories of literary translation===
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'''苏联解体后的俄罗斯翻译理论史'''
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====3.1 Qian Zhongshu's Sublimation====
 
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====3.2 Translation aesthetics====
 
  
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===Conclusion===
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陈心怡 Chen Xinyi, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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=3 张扬 Contemporary Translation Theories in the United States=
 
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=4 曾俊霖 An Overview of the Development of Western Translation Theories =
 
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=5 张怡然 History of Translation Theories from early Russia to the Soviet Union=
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=An Overview of Contemporary American Translation Theory——The American Translation Workshop=
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'''当代美国翻译理论概述——美国翻译研讨班流派'''
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Zhang Yang, 张扬，Hunan Normal University, China
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Translation theories, Translation ideas
 
  
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===Introduction===
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===1. Translation theories from Kievan Rus to the end of the eighteenth century.===
 
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===2. Theoretical ideas on translation by 19th century writers===
 
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===2.1 The first half of the 19th century.===
 
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===2.2 The second half of the 19th century===
 
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===3. Translation theory at the turn of the century===
 
  
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===Conclusion===
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=An Overview of the Development of Western Translation Theories =
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'''西方翻译理论发展概述'''
  
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===References===
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Zeng Junlin，曾俊霖, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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=8 尹媛 A Brief Introduction of American structural school of translation theory=
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=History of Translation Theories from early Russia to the Soviet Union=
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===2 The influence of American structuralists(Bloomfield and Sapir) to American structural school of translation theory===
 
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===3 The development of Nida's translation theory===
 
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==1）Early period—translation theory in a linguistic stage with distinct structural overtones==
 
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==2) Middle period—Translation science theory and translation communication theory==
 
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==3）Important Stage—Functional Equivalence and Functional theory of translation==
 
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==4) Late period—sociosemiotic approach==
 
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===4 Other translators' contributions===
 
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===5 Conclusion===
 
  
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=9 李双 History of translation theory of France from 20th century to the present=
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'''从古罗斯到苏联前的翻译理论史'''
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张怡然 Zhang Yiran,Hunan Normal University,China
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  Translation activities have a long history in France and its theories occupy an important position in the West. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the emancipation of the mind, the progress of science and technology and the transformation of society have reinvigorated the study of French translation theory and entered its heyday. This paper first summarizes the development of French translation studies from the 20th century to the present, then discusses the main translation theories of this period from the perspectives of translation and interpretation, and analyzes the influence of the society and other disciplines on the formation of the theories. Finally, it aims to have a clearer and comprehensive understanding of the development of contemporary French translation theories.
 
  
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=A Brief Introduction of Contemporary American Translation Theory——Examplified mainly by Nida=
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'''简析当代美国翻译理论——以奈达为例'''
  
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===1.Development of Translation studies in France from the 20th century to the present===
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尹媛 Yin Yuan, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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===2.Principle theories of written translation===
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====2.1Philological school====
 
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====2.2Linguistic school====
 
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====2.3Poetic theory====
 
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====2.4Cultural school====
 
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===3.Principle theory of interpretation===
 
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===Conlusion===
 
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=10 杨堃 Translation Theories of modern China---from 1840 to 1949=  
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=History of translation theory of France from 20th century to the present=
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'''20世纪至今的法国翻译理论史'''
  
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李双 Li Shuang, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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Translation theories;the Westernization Group;the Reformation Group;the Revolution of 1911;the May fourth Movement
 
  
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=French Translation Theories from 16th Century to 18th Century =  
  
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===1.Translation theories of the Westernization Group and the principal people.===
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===2.Translation theories of the Reformation Group and the principal people.===
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杨堃 Yang Kun,Hunan Normal University,China.
  
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===3.Translation theories of the period of Revolution of 1911 and the principal people.===
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===4.Translation theories of the period of the May fourth Movement and the principal people.===
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=A Brief Introduction to Translation Theories of Ancient Rome=
  
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'''古罗马翻译理论
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Liu Yunxin,刘运心, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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=11 刘运心= History of Translation Theories in Ancient Rome=
 
 
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===11.1 Abstract===
 
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===11.2 Introduction===
 
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===11.3 Cultural and Historical Background===
 
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===11.4 Translation theories===
 
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====11.4.1 Translation Theories Originated from Translation Practices of Greek Classics====
 
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=====11.4.1.1 Marcus Tullius Cicero=====
 
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=====11.4.1.2 Quintus Horatius Flaccus=====
 
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====11.4.2 Translation Theories Originated from Practices of Bible Translation====
 
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=====11.4.2.1 St. Jerome=====
 
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===11.5 Influences on Later Translation Theories===
 
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===11.7 References===
 
  
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=12 魏兆妍 The Development of Humanism Trend in Western Translation Theory=
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=The Humanistic Trend in Western Translation Theory from the 14th to the 19th Century=
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14世纪至19世纪西方翻译理论中的人文主义思潮'''
  
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Wei Zhaoyan 魏兆妍 Hunan Normal University, China 202120081528
  
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Western translation theory, Humanism trend, Poetics of translation
 
  
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===1. Introduction===
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From the 14th century, Europe began to enter the Renaissance. Dante, the last poet in the middle ages, completed The Divine Comedy in 1321. In Dante's mind, all human life experience, including life and death, must be explained by Christian faith in order to show its meaning and significance. This Christian worldview gradually degenerated with the emergence of individualism-centered humanism. All beings who submit to God are regarded as rational, unique and creative individuals. In the past years, translators were servants attached to God. Now they have shifted from God to focusing on the translator. Personal development has become the goal and value of life. Although humanist thinkers, writers and translators still maintain the Christian faith, they put more emphasis on personal creative potential and give full play to people's strengths. The focus of translation activities in this period also shifted from the classics of the Christian Church to the translation of more secular humanistic works.
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苏联时期翻译理论史
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With the invention of printing in the 15th century, education and schools began to be open to the public. Reading translated works from different countries is no longer a noble enjoyment. Through the wings of translation, words and information are transmitted in all directions and more quickly. For example, Marco Polo (1254-1324) told the story of his travels in China, which spread all over the European continent through printed words. The invention of printing not only brought about a cultural revolution, but also a sharp increase in the number of translations. With the emergence of new disciplines, great changes have taken place in the function of translation. Translation is known as the forerunner of the Renaissance. It can be said that without translation, there would be no European Renaissance and humanistic thought. Take the role of translation in English literature for example: "Translation played a great role in the British Renaissance: first, as a pioneer, it was countless translated works that first caused the mental climate of humanism. Second, behind the palace, translation was still active in the era of the restoration of the king's government, but attention turned to French works. In the intervening years, that is, in the half century from 1558 to 1603 when Queen Elizabeth was in office, translation activities are more frequent, and famous translation also appears the most, which constitutes a translation climax in the whole history of English literature. " （王佐良、何其莘。英国文艺复兴时期文学史。北京：外语教学与研究出版社，1996年，第72页）In the Queen Elizabeth era, translation reached an unprecedented prosperity, and good translations of famous works continued to emerge. In the following 17th to 18th centuries, neoclassical literary translation surpassed the previous stage. Translation is particularly important to the development of modern English language, literature and culture.
 
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In Europe, the writers, thinkers and scholars in this period were translators who knew several languages, translation and creation were closely linked. A large number of scholars and poets have expressed their opinions on translation. From the 14th to the 16th century, the most representative was Dante's "untranslatability of literature" in Italy (1265-1321); Erasmus of the Netherlands (1466 - 1536) relied on the translator's language knowledge in the translation of The Bible; The translation of German Luther (1482 - 1546) must adopt the language of the people; The translators in Dore’s mind (1509-1546) in France must understand the original content, be proficient in two languages, avoid word for word translation, adopt popular form and pay attention to the "five translation principles" of beautiful style; Poetry translation in English Chapman's(1559-1634)  mind can not be stiff translation, and the poetry translation method of "rebuilding a new image" can be used.
 
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From the 17th to the 19th century, the representative figures were as follows. Abranco of France: the translation method of “the beautiful unfaithful ones” which emphasized literariness and readability; Bartow (1731-1780) : accurate translation view of "the author is the master and the translator is the servant"; Dryden (1747-1841) of England: the three translation principles of "literal translation, free translation and imitation translation"; Tytler (1747-1814): three translation principles of "the translation must completely reproduce the thought of the original work: the style and tone of the translation must be consistent with the characteristics of the original; the translation must be as smooth as the original." ; Humanistic thinker Herder (1744-1830) of German Romanticism: made a pioneering thinking on the language, nationality and the characteristics of relativism in translation. Goethe (1749-1832) of German: called the translator as "the prophet of the people"; Humboldt (1767-1835): expressed the views on translatability and untranslatability which had a great impact on the 20th century. The foreignization translation method of Schleiermacher (1768-1834) in the later stage has influenced the deconstructive translation theory of the 20th century. For the above representative figures and different translation views, due to the limitation of the length of the article, this paper will discuss some of the representatives according to the development sequence of the history of translation theory.
 
  
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===2. The "Rebels" Who Change the Traditional Concept of Translation===
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吴婧悦 WuJingyue, Hunan Normal University, China
  
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====2.1 Etiene Dolet and Five Principles of Translation====
 
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====2.3 A Man Who Has Dedicated  His Life to Translation====
 
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===3. The Embodiment of Muse: Poetics of Translation===
 
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====3.1 George Chapman: Decorate the Translation with Beautiful Words====
 
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====4.1 Language Shapes the National Identity: Johann Gottfried Herder and Wilhelm von Humboldt====
 
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=13 吴婧悦 History of Translation Theories in the Soviet Union=
 
 
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=14 杨爱江 History of Chinese Translation Theories from 1919 to 1949=
  
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Translation theories, Western translation theories, Soviet Translation theories
 
  
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===3.1 TheTranslation Theories of S. G. Balkhdarov===
 
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===3.2 The Translation Theories of E. A. Kashkin===
 
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Before and after the May Fourth Movement, there is an unprecedented cultural revolution in the field of ideology and culture, the New Culture Movement. The revolutionary pioneers and martyrers take the essence of the foreign thoughts to wake up the people in that age. They translate a lot of books from other countries. The translation theories are developed gradually in this process. The aim of this text is to explore these translation theories raised by those famous writers. Then we will understand better about these translation theories in the Republic of China.
 
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1 李瑞洋 A Brief Introduction of Contemporary Chinese Translation Theories--from 1949 to Present

当代中国翻译理论简史（1949至今）

李瑞洋 Li Ruiyang, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_1

2 陈心怡 History of Translation Theories of Russia after the collapse of Soviet Union

苏联解体后的俄罗斯翻译理论史

陈心怡 Chen Xinyi, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_2

An Overview of Contemporary American Translation Theory——The American Translation Workshop

当代美国翻译理论概述——美国翻译研讨班流派

Zhang Yang, 张扬，Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_3

An Overview of the Development of Western Translation Theories

西方翻译理论发展概述

Zeng Junlin，曾俊霖, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_4

History of Translation Theories from early Russia to the Soviet Union

从古罗斯到苏联前的翻译理论史

张怡然 Zhang Yiran,Hunan Normal University,China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_5

A Brief Introduction of Contemporary American Translation Theory——Examplified mainly by Nida

简析当代美国翻译理论——以奈达为例

尹媛 Yin Yuan, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_8

History of translation theory of France from 20th century to the present

20世纪至今的法国翻译理论史

李双 Li Shuang, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_9

French Translation Theories from 16th Century to 18th Century

十六世纪至十八世纪法国翻译理论

杨堃 Yang Kun,Hunan Normal University,China.

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_10

A Brief Introduction to Translation Theories of Ancient Rome

古罗马翻译理论

Liu Yunxin,刘运心, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_11

The Humanistic Trend in Western Translation Theory from the 14th to the 19th Century

14世纪至19世纪西方翻译理论中的人文主义思潮

Wei Zhaoyan 魏兆妍 Hunan Normal University, China 202120081528

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_12

History of Translation Theories in the Soviet Union

苏联时期翻译理论史

吴婧悦 WuJingyue, Hunan Normal University, China

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_13

14 杨爱江 History of Chinese Translation Theories from 1919 to 1949

Hist_Trans_Theo_EN_14

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