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Discussing Literal Translation and Free Translation

Niu Gu-fang

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Literal translation and free translation is a long-standing topic in translation history.Some translators are between them.In fact,it is inevitable to be different between literal translation and free translation.The present article attempts to make a further analysis on the views of affirming,denying and neutralizing group,and comes to a conclusion that they are opposite,related,complementary,melting and permeating.

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Literal translation and free translation is a long-standing topic in translation history.Some translators are between them.In fact,it is inevitable to be different between literal translation and free translation.The present article attempts to make a further analysis on the views of affirming,denying and neutralizing group,and comes to a conclusion that they are opposite,related,complementary,melting and permeating.

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Literal translation and free translation is a long-standing topic in translation history.Some translators are between them.In fact,it is inevitable to be different between literal translation and free translation.The present article attempts to make a further analysis on the views of affirming,denying and neutralizing group,and comes to a conclusion that they are opposite,related,complementary,melting and permeating.

Key concepts: Literal translation, Translation (biology), Literal (mathematical logic), Dynamic and formal equivalence, Linguistics, Computer science, Philosophy, Machine translation

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