As an encyclopedic novel and the summit of Chinese classical literary creation,Hongloumeng has not received due critical attention to its unusual narrative style,let alone abundant unreliable narrative.From unreliable...As an encyclopedic novel and the summit of Chinese classical literary creation,Hongloumeng has not received due critical attention to its unusual narrative style,let alone abundant unreliable narrative.From unreliable narration of narrator and character,this research probes into effective translation strategies to achieve a balance between source text and target text,in light of a comparative analysis of typical illustrations taken from A Dream of Red Mansions and The Story of the Stone.展开更多
In the study of two similar literature masterpieces, A Dream in Red Mansions and The Story of Genji, garden planning, plant selection, aesthetic conception, descriptions about gardens, religious elements, architectura...In the study of two similar literature masterpieces, A Dream in Red Mansions and The Story of Genji, garden planning, plant selection, aesthetic conception, descriptions about gardens, religious elements, architectural decorations and touring ways in both works were comparatively analyzed. Differences in geological conditions, social backgrounds, aesthetic traditions and religious beliefs led to different development trends of gardens in China and Japan. Chinese gardens were largely influenced by humanistic and cultural elements, famous for poetic and artistic conceptions, while Japanese gardens covered by religious colors, and most of its private gardens built with Buddhist preferences just like temple gardens. Chinese gardens valued the application of diversified plant species, while Japanese gardens favored evergreen plants, not flowers. Chinese preferred sightseeing in scenery, but Japanese preferred meditation, which means that, there were different touring ways in two countries. In conclusion, social and cultural differences contributed to the literati garden with profound humanity background in China and the Buddhist garden of religious colors in Japan.展开更多
在众多《红楼梦》英译本中,影响较大的是杨宪益、戴乃迭夫妇的A Dream of Red Mansions与大卫·霍克思(David Hawkes)的The Story of the Stone。这两种译本在小说题目、章回目录、叙事策略等方面运用了不同的翻译方法,因而在成文...在众多《红楼梦》英译本中,影响较大的是杨宪益、戴乃迭夫妇的A Dream of Red Mansions与大卫·霍克思(David Hawkes)的The Story of the Stone。这两种译本在小说题目、章回目录、叙事策略等方面运用了不同的翻译方法,因而在成文风格及读者体验等方面产生了不同的效果。杨译本多采用异化翻译方法,在意义和形式上尽量与原文对等;霍译本在译出原文内容的基础上更多强调译文的文学性和可读性。展开更多
文摘As an encyclopedic novel and the summit of Chinese classical literary creation,Hongloumeng has not received due critical attention to its unusual narrative style,let alone abundant unreliable narrative.From unreliable narration of narrator and character,this research probes into effective translation strategies to achieve a balance between source text and target text,in light of a comparative analysis of typical illustrations taken from A Dream of Red Mansions and The Story of the Stone.
文摘In the study of two similar literature masterpieces, A Dream in Red Mansions and The Story of Genji, garden planning, plant selection, aesthetic conception, descriptions about gardens, religious elements, architectural decorations and touring ways in both works were comparatively analyzed. Differences in geological conditions, social backgrounds, aesthetic traditions and religious beliefs led to different development trends of gardens in China and Japan. Chinese gardens were largely influenced by humanistic and cultural elements, famous for poetic and artistic conceptions, while Japanese gardens covered by religious colors, and most of its private gardens built with Buddhist preferences just like temple gardens. Chinese gardens valued the application of diversified plant species, while Japanese gardens favored evergreen plants, not flowers. Chinese preferred sightseeing in scenery, but Japanese preferred meditation, which means that, there were different touring ways in two countries. In conclusion, social and cultural differences contributed to the literati garden with profound humanity background in China and the Buddhist garden of religious colors in Japan.
文摘在众多《红楼梦》英译本中,影响较大的是杨宪益、戴乃迭夫妇的A Dream of Red Mansions与大卫·霍克思(David Hawkes)的The Story of the Stone。这两种译本在小说题目、章回目录、叙事策略等方面运用了不同的翻译方法,因而在成文风格及读者体验等方面产生了不同的效果。杨译本多采用异化翻译方法,在意义和形式上尽量与原文对等;霍译本在译出原文内容的基础上更多强调译文的文学性和可读性。
