Translator's Creativity -On the Status of the Translated Literature and the Identity of a Translator
Geng Yan-hong
Abstract
Geng Yan-hong
Abstract
The paper proposes on the basis of Cultranslation and modern Reception Aesthetics that a translated version have its own aesthetic value because of a translator's creativity in understanding and reconstructing of the original text during the literary translation. The translated literature should be regarded as a special part of the national literature polysystem and a translator as an important participant in the construction of a national culture.
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The paper proposes on the basis of Cultranslation and modern Reception Aesthetics that a translated version have its own aesthetic value because of a translator's creativity in understanding and reconstructing of the original text during the literary translation. The translated literature should be regarded as a special part of the national literature polysystem and a translator as an important participant in the construction of a national culture.
Key concepts: Creativity, Value (mathematics), Identity (music), Aesthetics, Linguistics, Literature, Sociology, Psychology