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On Foreignization and Domestication in Chinese-English Translation

LI Chuang-jin

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Abstract

Reasoned language foreignization is restricted by the inherent laws of purpose language. The foreignization and domestication of language are relative. In Chinese-English translation, transforming pattern from space structure to time order is the key of language foreignization. To grasp the simple mode of Chinese-English translation helps to improve the ability of Chinese-English translation.

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Reasoned language foreignization is restricted by the inherent laws of purpose language. The foreignization and domestication of language are relative. In Chinese-English translation, transforming pattern from space structure to time order is the key of language foreignization. To grasp the simple mode of Chinese-English translation helps to improve the ability of Chinese-English translation.

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Reasoned language foreignization is restricted by the inherent laws of purpose language. The foreignization and domestication of language are relative. In Chinese-English translation, transforming pattern from space structure to time order is the key of language foreignization. To grasp the simple mode of Chinese-English translation helps to improve the ability of Chinese-English translation.

Key concepts: Domestication and foreignization, Domestication, Linguistics, Translation (biology), GRASP, China, Communication, Computer science

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