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The Translator's Aesthetic Cognition Process in Literary Translation

Yan Min-mi

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In literary translation,the translator,who has close and active interrelations with the original text,should have sharp aesthetic judgment.This paper,starting with the analysis of the aesthetic structures of the literary works,discusses the aesthetic cognition process in which the translator gets to know the original text,and unveils some rules and characteristics.

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In literary translation,the translator,who has close and active interrelations with the original text,should have sharp aesthetic judgment.This paper,starting with the analysis of the aesthetic structures of the literary works,discusses the aesthetic cognition process in which the translator gets to know the original text,and unveils some rules and characteristics.

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In literary translation,the translator,who has close and active interrelations with the original text,should have sharp aesthetic judgment.This paper,starting with the analysis of the aesthetic structures of the literary works,discusses the aesthetic cognition process in which the translator gets to know the original text,and unveils some rules and characteristics.

Key concepts: Literary translation, Cognition, Process (computing), Linguistics, Translation (biology), Computer science, Cognitive science, Psychology

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