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Translation's Subject and Translation's Subjectivity:A Philosophical Perspective

Wan Ren-xia

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In translation studies,the debate on who is the translation's and what is the translation's has existed for a long time. In this paper,we give these issues with some philosophical explanations. We believe that translation's subject is the special human being:author,translator and reader and the translation's subjectivity is the initiative feature of the translation's subject with the restriction of the objects on the subject.

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In translation studies,the debate on who is the translation's and what is the translation's has existed for a long time. In this paper,we give these issues with some philosophical explanations. We believe that translation's subject is the special human being:author,translator and reader and the translation's subjectivity is the initiative feature of the translation's subject with the restriction of the objects on the subject.

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In translation studies,the debate on who is the translation's and what is the translation's has existed for a long time. In this paper,we give these issues with some philosophical explanations. We believe that translation's subject is the special human being:author,translator and reader and the translation's subjectivity is the initiative feature of the translation's subject with the restriction of the objects on the subject.

Key concepts: Subject (documents), Subjectivity, Translation (biology), Perspective (graphical), Translation studies, Linguistics, Feature (linguistics), Computer science

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