TWO-DIMENSIONAL FRAME WORK OF CRITICISM ON LITERARY TRANSLATION
Mao Xin-geng
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Mao Xin-geng
Abstract
Literary translation criticism can be constructed in terms of two-dimensional frame work of intra-translation criticism and extra-translation criticism. The former consists of the criticism on pragmatic value, deep meaning and surface meaning, the latter, that on the comparison between the source and the target languages, the transition of thinking, and cultural communication.
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Literary translation criticism can be constructed in terms of two-dimensional frame work of intra-translation criticism and extra-translation criticism. The former consists of the criticism on pragmatic value, deep meaning and surface meaning, the latter, that on the comparison between the source and the target languages, the transition of thinking, and cultural communication.
Key concepts: Criticism, Meaning (existential), Sociological criticism, Frame (networking), Translation (biology), Literary criticism, Theatre criticism, Linguistics