Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Translation techniques
- THE DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO
CLASSIFYING TRANSLATION TECHNIQUES
- Translation Technical Procedures in the Compared Stylistics.
- Borrowing
- Literal translation
- Transposition
- Crossed transposition
- Modulation
- Equivalence
- Adaptation
- Compensation
- Dissolution
- Concentration
- Amplification
- Economy
- Reinforcement
- Calque
- Condensation
- Explicitation
- Implicitation
- Generalization
- Particularization
- Articularization
- Juxtaposition
- Grammaticalization
- Lexicalization
- Inversion
- The Bible translators
- Techniques of adjustment
- Additions
- Subtractions
- Alterations
- The essential differences
- Items that are unknown by the target
culture
- The historical framework
- Adaptation to the specific situation of the target
audience
- The explicative paraphrase
- The concept of redundancy
- The concept of naturalization
- Vázquez Ayora’s technical procedures
- Omission
- Inversion
- Delisle’s contribution
- Addition vs. Omission.
- Paraphrase
- Discursive creation.
- Newmark’s procedures
- Recognized translation.
- Functional equivalent.
- Naturalization
- Translation label
- CRITICAL REVIEW OF TRANSLATION TECHNIQUES
- Terminological confusion and over-lapping terms
- The confusion between translation process and translation result
- The confusion between issues related to language pairs and text pairs
- A DEFINITION OF TRANSLATION TECHNIQUES
- The need to distinguish between method, strategy and technique
- Translation method and translation techniques
- Translation strategy and translation techniques
- A dynamic and functional approach to translation techniques
- The genre of the text
- The type of translation
- The mode of translation
- The purpose of the translation and the characteristics
- The method chosen
- Definition of translation techniques
- They affect the result of the translation
- They are classified by comparison with the original
- They affect micro-units of text
- They are by nature discursive and contextual
- They are functional