Xiao Fei-fei
Abstract
Literary translation is unavoidably influenced by the translator's subjectivity. The paper attempts to explore the translator's subjectivity in literary translation from the relationship between the translator and the original ,the readers of the translation and aesthetic activity and so on.
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Literary translation is unavoidably influenced by the translator's subjectivity. The paper attempts to explore the translator's subjectivity in literary translation from the relationship between the translator and the original ,the readers of the translation and aesthetic activity and so on.
Key concepts: Subjectivity, Literary translation, Translation (biology), Linguistics, Literature, Translation studies, Philosophy, Art