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This book, adopting the perspective of cross-cultural
communication, theoretically justifies and addresses human
variational translation practice for the first time in the area of
translation studies, focusing on the adaptation techniques and
variational translation methods, as well as general features and
laws of the variational translation process. It classifies and
summarizes seven main adaptation techniques and eleven translation
methods applicable to all variational translation activities. These
techniques and methods, quite different from those used in complete
translation or full translation, are systematically studied
together with examples, allowing readers to not only understand
their interrelations and differences within the context of
variational translation methods, but also to master them in order
to improve their translation efficacy and efficiency. Readers will
gain a better understanding of how variational translation is
produced, and of its important role in advancing cross-cultural
communication and in reconstructing human knowledge and culture.
This book is intended for translation scholars, translation
practitioners, students, and others whose work involves the theory
and practice of translation and who want to enhance their
translation proficiency in cross-cultural communication for the
Information Age.
This book, adopting the perspective of cross-cultural
communication, theoretically justifies and addresses human
variational translation practice for the first time in the area of
translation studies, focusing on the adaptation techniques and
variational translation methods, as well as general features and
laws of the variational translation process. It classifies and
summarizes seven main adaptation techniques and eleven translation
methods applicable to all variational translation activities. These
techniques and methods, quite different from those used in complete
translation or full translation, are systematically studied
together with examples, allowing readers to not only understand
their interrelations and differences within the context of
variational translation methods, but also to master them in order
to improve their translation efficacy and efficiency. Readers will
gain a better understanding of how variational translation is
produced, and of its important role in advancing cross-cultural
communication and in reconstructing human knowledge and culture.
This book is intended for translation scholars, translation
practitioners, students, and others whose work involves the theory
and practice of translation and who want to enhance their
translation proficiency in cross-cultural communication for the
Information Age.
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