On the Pragmatic Interpretation of Translation in the Perspective of Relevance Theory
Liang Dao-hua
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Liang Dao-hua
Abstract
Relevance theory,a powerful theory in pragmatics,provides a pragmatic perspective for translation studies,communication across language and culture.Relevance theory holds that language communication of human beings is an ostensive-inferential process of searching for relevance and that translation involves a dual process of communication between the source text(ST) writer,the translator and the target text(TT) readers.Based on the cognitive point of view,the relevance theory brings forth a new understanding of the communication process and gives a reasonable account of the translation process and the translation strategies involved.
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Relevance theory,a powerful theory in pragmatics,provides a pragmatic perspective for translation studies,communication across language and culture.Relevance theory holds that language communication of human beings is an ostensive-inferential process of searching for relevance and that translation involves a dual process of communication between the source text(ST) writer,the translator and the target text(TT) readers.Based on the cognitive point of view,the relevance theory brings forth a new understanding of the communication process and gives a reasonable account of the translation process and the translation strategies involved.
Key concepts: Relevance theory, Relevance (law), Ostensive definition, Pragmatics, Perspective (graphical), Interpretation (philosophy), Linguistics, Process (computing)