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On Translation Criteria:The Appropriate Is the Best

Gao Feng-ping

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Translation theories do not always agree with each other and arguments never stop.This paper makes a comparison of them and comes to the conclusion that every theory takes a unique position and deserves no neglect in translation practice.

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Translation theories do not always agree with each other and arguments never stop.This paper makes a comparison of them and comes to the conclusion that every theory takes a unique position and deserves no neglect in translation practice.

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Translation theories do not always agree with each other and arguments never stop.This paper makes a comparison of them and comes to the conclusion that every theory takes a unique position and deserves no neglect in translation practice.

Key concepts: Translation (biology), Neglect, Computer science, Position (finance), Epistemology, Psychology, Philosophy, Economics

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