On Translator's Identity
Tian Lil
Abstract
Tian Lil
Abstract
With people's growing attention on translation subject, translator studies have become an important part in the field of translation. This paper first illustrates translator's identity and identities with specific examples from Cai Jun's Chinese version of Saving Fish from Drowning, then proposes that instead of being absolute, translator's identity and translator's identities are overlapping and coordinated.
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With people's growing attention on translation subject, translator studies have become an important part in the field of translation. This paper first illustrates translator's identity and identities with specific examples from Cai Jun's Chinese version of Saving Fish from Drowning, then proposes that instead of being absolute, translator's identity and translator's identities are overlapping and coordinated.
Key concepts: Identity (music), Subject (documents), Translation (biology), Computer science, Field (mathematics), Linguistics, Sociology, World Wide Web