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A general theory of translation
Mathematical Systems Theory, 1969The concept of a translation is fundamental to any theory of compiling. Formally, atranslation is any set of pairs of words. Classes of finitely describable translations are considered in general, from the point of view of balloon automata [17, 18, 19].
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Machine translation output and translation theory
Computers and Translation, 1987La traduction automatique de textes necessite encore une relecture attentive pour la correction des nombreuses erreurs. L'auteur analyse ces erreurs lexicales, grammaticales et autres et relie cette analyse a la theorie de la traduction, afin d'affiner notre connaissance encore imparfaite des processus mentaux mis en œuvre dans cet ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter examines the various translation theories and methodologies that inform our readings of the reception of this Sanskrit examined in this volume. It looks at how these theories permitted seemingly contradictory messages. It also asks a more general hermeneutical question regarding translation itself.
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Abstract This chapter examines the various translation theories and methodologies that inform our readings of the reception of this Sanskrit examined in this volume. It looks at how these theories permitted seemingly contradictory messages. It also asks a more general hermeneutical question regarding translation itself.
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Philosophy, 1962
To translate is one thing; to say how we do it, is another. The practice is familiar enough, and there are familiar theories of it. But when we try to look more closely, theory tends to obscure rather than explain, and the familiar practice—an ancient practice, without which Western civilisation is unthinkable—appears to be just baffling, its very ...
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To translate is one thing; to say how we do it, is another. The practice is familiar enough, and there are familiar theories of it. But when we try to look more closely, theory tends to obscure rather than explain, and the familiar practice—an ancient practice, without which Western civilisation is unthinkable—appears to be just baffling, its very ...
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2018
Herder’s theory of translation not only ultimately inspired but is also superior to the most important current theories of translation, those of Berman and Venuti. It is superior to them largely because it continues a traditional conception that faithfully re-expressing the meaning of the source text is a central criterion of success in translation ...
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Herder’s theory of translation not only ultimately inspired but is also superior to the most important current theories of translation, those of Berman and Venuti. It is superior to them largely because it continues a traditional conception that faithfully re-expressing the meaning of the source text is a central criterion of success in translation ...
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1974
I remarked in Chapter I that the fact of a multiplicity of languages raises the question of the extent to which languages are effectively intertranslatable. Since some philosophers, notably Quine, have argued for severe limitations in principle on the enterprise of translation, I concluded that an adequate theory of linguistic representation needed to ...
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I remarked in Chapter I that the fact of a multiplicity of languages raises the question of the extent to which languages are effectively intertranslatable. Since some philosophers, notably Quine, have argued for severe limitations in principle on the enterprise of translation, I concluded that an adequate theory of linguistic representation needed to ...
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2020
Chapter Seven theorizes how Joseph Smith composed the Book of Mormon. Through a process of "revelatory translation," Smith spent several years crafting story outlines for the Book of Mormon, while simultaneously seeking spiritual confirmation of the historical authenticity of the narratives.
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Chapter Seven theorizes how Joseph Smith composed the Book of Mormon. Through a process of "revelatory translation," Smith spent several years crafting story outlines for the Book of Mormon, while simultaneously seeking spiritual confirmation of the historical authenticity of the narratives.
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Translation and Translation Theory
English and American Studies in German, 2005openaire +1 more source