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On Functionalist Translation Theory's Enlightenment to Current Translation Teaching

Yang Zhan

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This paper gives an overview of the German School of functionalist translation theory,and analyses its characteristics and advantages in guiding translation teaching.On the basis of that,the author holds that this theory has great significance to current translation teaching in China.

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This paper gives an overview of the German School of functionalist translation theory,and analyses its characteristics and advantages in guiding translation teaching.On the basis of that,the author holds that this theory has great significance to current translation teaching in China.

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This paper gives an overview of the German School of functionalist translation theory,and analyses its characteristics and advantages in guiding translation teaching.On the basis of that,the author holds that this theory has great significance to current translation teaching in China.

Key concepts: Enlightenment, Translation (biology), Translation studies, German, Structural functionalism, Linguistics, China, Computer science

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