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On Guidance of Theme - Rheme - Patterns on Translation

Cong Gong

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In this paper,the author deals with the main Theme - Rheme - Patterns from the viewpoint of communication and context, and argues that in English - Chinese translationing, the inter - language communication, the translator should observe the Theme - Rheme - patterns in the source language , so as to communicate the information in the source language to the maximum.

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In this paper,the author deals with the main Theme - Rheme - Patterns from the viewpoint of communication and context, and argues that in English - Chinese translationing, the inter - language communication, the translator should observe the Theme - Rheme - patterns in the source language , so as to communicate the information in the source language to the maximum.

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In this paper,the author deals with the main Theme - Rheme - Patterns from the viewpoint of communication and context, and argues that in English - Chinese translationing, the inter - language communication, the translator should observe the Theme - Rheme - patterns in the source language , so as to communicate the information in the source language to the maximum.

Key concepts: Theme (computing), Linguistics, Computer science, Context (archaeology), Translation (biology), World Wide Web, Geography, Biochemistry

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