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--Yang Aijiang (talk) 09:37, 10 November 2021 (UTC)History of Translation Theories

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1 李瑞洋 Translation Theories of Contemporary China--from 1949 to Present

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Abstract

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Introduction

1.Development of translation criterion

1.1 Origin of translation criterion

1.2 Criticism on Yan Fu' s view

2.Absorption of foreign translation theories

3.General theories of literary translation

3.1 Qian Zhongshu's Sublimation

3.2 Translation aesthetics

Conclusion

References

2 陈心怡

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3 张扬 Contemporary Translation Theories in the United States

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4 曾俊霖

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5 张怡然

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6 殷美达

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7 易扬帆

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8 尹媛 A Brief Introduction of American structural school of translation theory

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1 Abstract

2 The influence of American structuralists(Bloomfield and Sapir) to American structural school of translation theory

3 The development of Nida's translation theory

1)Early period—translation theory in a linguistic stage with distinct structural overtones

2) Middle period—Translation science theory and translation communication theory

3)Important Stage—Functional Equivalence and Functional theory of translation

4) Late period—sociosemiotic approach

4 Other translators' contributions

5 Conclusion

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

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Abstract

 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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Introduction

1.Development of Translation studies in France from the 20th century to the present

2.Principle theories of written translation

2.1Philological school

2.2Linguistic school

2.3Poetic theory

2.4Cultural school

3.Principle theory of interpretation

Conlusion

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10 杨堃 Translation Theories of modern China---from 1840 to 1949

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Abstract

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Translation theories;the Westernization Group;the Reformation Group;the Revolution of 1911;the May fourth Movement

Introduction

1.Translation theories of the Westernization Group and the principal people.

2.Translation theories of the Reformation Group and the principal people.

3.Translation theories of the period of Revolution of 1911 and the principal people.

4.Translation theories of the period of the May fourth Movement and the principal people.

Conclusion

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11 刘运心= History of Translation Theories in Ancient Rome

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11.1 Abstract

11.2 Introduction

11.3 Cultural and Historical Background

11.4 Translation theories

11.4.1 Translation Theories Originated from Translation Practices of Greek Classics

11.4.1.1 Marcus Tullius Cicero
11.4.1.2 Quintus Horatius Flaccus

11.4.2 Translation Theories Originated from Practices of Bible Translation

11.4.2.1 St. Jerome

11.5 Influences on Later Translation Theories

11.6 Conclusion

11.7 References

12 魏兆妍 History of Western Translation Theories in Ancient Times

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13 吴婧悦 History of Translation Theories in the Soviet Union

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Abstract

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Translation theories, Western translation theories, Soviet Translation theories

Introduction

1. The evolution of Translation Theories in the Soviet Union.

2. The specific genre of the Soviet Translation Theories.

3. The famous Soviet translators.

3.1 TheTranslation Theories of S. G. Balkhdarov

3.2 The Translation Theories of E. A. Kashkin

Conclusion

References

14 杨爱江 History of Chinese Translation Theories in the Republic of China

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Abstract

Before and after the May Fourth Movement, there is an unprecedented cultural revolution in the field of ideology and culture, New Culture Movement.The revolutionary pioneers and martys take the essence of the foreign thoughts to awaken the people in that age. They translat a lot of books from other countries. The translation theories is developed gradually in this process. The aim of this text is to explore these translation theories raised by those famours writers. Then we will understand better about these translation theories in the Reublic of China.

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Translation theories, the Republic of China, Translators

Introduction

1. A Transition Period of Translation Theories in the May Fourth Movement.

2. A Detailed Introduction to the Translation Theories in the Republic of China

3. The Application of these Translation Theories

Conclusion