Jing Zhang
Abstract
From the perspective of the relationship between language, culture and translation, this thesis explores the theoretical basis of domestication and foreignization and the different roles they play in cross-cultural communication.
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From the perspective of the relationship between language, culture and translation, this thesis explores the theoretical basis of domestication and foreignization and the different roles they play in cross-cultural communication.
Key concepts: Domestication and foreignization, Domestication, Translation (biology), Linguistics, Communication, Biology, Engineering, Anthropology