On the Equivalence in Translation
Mao Ma
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Mao Ma
Abstract
Equivalence in translation does not mean a total equivalence in every respect, instead, it is a relative concept due to differences in language and culture. Then how to improve the degree of equivalence is a problem that deserves our study. Some complementary means are essential for that purpose.
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Equivalence in translation does not mean a total equivalence in every respect, instead, it is a relative concept due to differences in language and culture. Then how to improve the degree of equivalence is a problem that deserves our study. Some complementary means are essential for that purpose.
Key concepts: Equivalence (formal languages), Dynamic and formal equivalence, Logical equivalence, Mathematics, Translation (biology), Pure mathematics, Algebra over a field, Computer science