2010Journal of Yulin UniversityRequires access

Context in Translation

Feng Zhang

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Context is an indispensable factor in language communications. Context falls into linguistic context and non - linguistic context (including context of situation and context of culture). Translation is the meaning transfer from one language to another language. The paper discusses the role of the context in translation.

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Context is an indispensable factor in language communications. Context falls into linguistic context and non - linguistic context (including context of situation and context of culture). Translation is the meaning transfer from one language to another language. The paper discusses the role of the context in translation.

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Context is an indispensable factor in language communications. Context falls into linguistic context and non - linguistic context (including context of situation and context of culture). Translation is the meaning transfer from one language to another language. The paper discusses the role of the context in translation.

Key concepts: Context (archaeology), Linguistics, Meaning (existential), Context model, Computer science, Psychology, History, Philosophy

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