Deconstruction and Construction: The Influence of Intertextuality on Translation Theory
Jing Li
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Jing Li
Abstract
Intertextuality,as a remarkable term in postmodernism,has great influences on many aspects.The thesis focuses on the deconstructional and constructional influences of intertextuality on traditional translation theory.The creation of intertextuality exists in two aspects: the equal and mutual relationship between the source language and the target language,and the subjective activity of the author.
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Intertextuality,as a remarkable term in postmodernism,has great influences on many aspects.The thesis focuses on the deconstructional and constructional influences of intertextuality on traditional translation theory.The creation of intertextuality exists in two aspects: the equal and mutual relationship between the source language and the target language,and the subjective activity of the author.
Key concepts: Intertextuality, Postmodernism, Deconstruction (building), Linguistics, Translation (biology), Literature, Sociology, Philosophy