2008Journal of Zhejiang Wanli UniversityRequires access

The Subjectivity of Translation and Translator’s Subjectivity

Hui Guo

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The academic legislation on the research of the subject of translation has been supported by the cultural turn in translation studies.The status of the translators has shown the weakness of the research of the subject in translation studies.Of the three parties-the author,the translator and the reader involved,which one should be regarded as the subjectivity in translation? The paper examines this controversial issue,addressing the topic of subjectivity in translation.

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The academic legislation on the research of the subject of translation has been supported by the cultural turn in translation studies.The status of the translators has shown the weakness of the research of the subject in translation studies.Of the three parties-the author,the translator and the reader involved,which one should be regarded as the subjectivity in translation? The paper examines this controversial issue,addressing the topic of subjectivity in translation.

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The academic legislation on the research of the subject of translation has been supported by the cultural turn in translation studies.The status of the translators has shown the weakness of the research of the subject in translation studies.Of the three parties-the author,the translator and the reader involved,which one should be regarded as the subjectivity in translation? The paper examines this controversial issue,addressing the topic of subjectivity in translation.

Key concepts: Subjectivity, Subject (documents), Translation studies, Translation (biology), Legislation, Linguistics, Sociology, Cultural turn

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