On Translator's Subjectivity from the Perspective of Intertextuality
Liu Pin
Abstract
Liu Pin
Abstract
The intertextuality theory is produced from the ideological trend of Western Structuralism and Post-Structuralism,which has caused great impact on the traditional translation theories.Meanwhile,it has added a new dimension to translation study.The intertextuality theory sees translation as an exchange of different texts which completely subverts the original author' authority in traditional translation theories and endows translators with three identities,i.e.reader,interpreter,and author.Translators should improve their own qualities from three different levels and develop their subjectivity to the most.
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The intertextuality theory is produced from the ideological trend of Western Structuralism and Post-Structuralism,which has caused great impact on the traditional translation theories.Meanwhile,it has added a new dimension to translation study.The intertextuality theory sees translation as an exchange of different texts which completely subverts the original author' authority in traditional translation theories and endows translators with three identities,i.e.reader,interpreter,and author.Translators should improve their own qualities from three different levels and develop their subjectivity to the most.
Key concepts: Intertextuality, Subjectivity, Perspective (graphical), Structuralism (philosophy of science), Linguistics, Translation studies, Interpreter, Sociology