岳峰、余俊英、朱汉雄完成的《房地产大转型的"互联网+"路径》英译本"Internet Plus"Pathways to the Transformation of China's Property Sector由斯普林格出版社(Springer-Verlag)于2016年9月出版发行。本...岳峰、余俊英、朱汉雄完成的《房地产大转型的"互联网+"路径》英译本"Internet Plus"Pathways to the Transformation of China's Property Sector由斯普林格出版社(Springer-Verlag)于2016年9月出版发行。本文试从跨学科翻译学和翻译市场国际化的角度研究译本。文章认为该译本的特点是:准确与适应结合、显性与简洁共存、微观与宏观并举、国际视野与本土元素融合。译本为丰富跨学科翻译学理论提供了实践范例,充分体现了跨学科翻译实践成功的要素,为房地产行业的中西交流起到了积极的推动作用,为中国学者研究成果实现国际化提供了程序上的借鉴。展开更多
Translation is not just a tool in knowledge learning and cross-cultural commtmication but also an apprenticeship or respiration for writers. Writers use translation to prepare themselves for their own work, or to seek...Translation is not just a tool in knowledge learning and cross-cultural commtmication but also an apprenticeship or respiration for writers. Writers use translation to prepare themselves for their own work, or to seek distraction or alternative voices in the works of the writers they admire. This paper attempts to nxake an interdisciplinary study of the relationship between translation and imitation by performing a case study of Bernard Shaw＇s Pygmalion and Lin Yu-tang＇s Confucius Saw Nancy, both translated by the writer Lin Yu-tang. The article argues that by reading and translating works in other languages, a writer can not only enrich his own writing but also use another language and literary system to examine his own work.展开更多
文摘岳峰、余俊英、朱汉雄完成的《房地产大转型的"互联网+"路径》英译本"Internet Plus"Pathways to the Transformation of China's Property Sector由斯普林格出版社(Springer-Verlag)于2016年9月出版发行。本文试从跨学科翻译学和翻译市场国际化的角度研究译本。文章认为该译本的特点是:准确与适应结合、显性与简洁共存、微观与宏观并举、国际视野与本土元素融合。译本为丰富跨学科翻译学理论提供了实践范例,充分体现了跨学科翻译实践成功的要素,为房地产行业的中西交流起到了积极的推动作用,为中国学者研究成果实现国际化提供了程序上的借鉴。
文摘Translation is not just a tool in knowledge learning and cross-cultural commtmication but also an apprenticeship or respiration for writers. Writers use translation to prepare themselves for their own work, or to seek distraction or alternative voices in the works of the writers they admire. This paper attempts to nxake an interdisciplinary study of the relationship between translation and imitation by performing a case study of Bernard Shaw＇s Pygmalion and Lin Yu-tang＇s Confucius Saw Nancy, both translated by the writer Lin Yu-tang. The article argues that by reading and translating works in other languages, a writer can not only enrich his own writing but also use another language and literary system to examine his own work.
