Formal Correspondence vs. Translation Equivalence Revisited
indeed possible to imagine a theory of translation which would operate with concept of equivalence defined without reference to formal correspondence j.
Ivir Formal/Contrastive Correspondence and Translation Equivalence
equivalents and the latter formal correspondents. Thus translation is defined as. >>the replacement of textual material in one language (SL) by equivalent
Dynamic Equivalence and Formal Correspondence in Translation
A dynamic equivalence as defined by Nida
What Did God Say? A Critical Analysis of Dynamic Equivalence
26 avr. 2018 Scripture by clearly defining Eugene A. Nida's theory of dynamic ... coined the term “formal correspondence
LESSON 7 1. The Translation Unit ('The cappuccino classes') 2
shifts is 'departures from the formal correspondence in the process of going from the SL to the TL'. Formal correspondence is defined by Catford as 'any TL.
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Science of Translation
same time the theory of translation is able to provide linguistic science hence there is much more likelihood of formal correspondence than most people.
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE USE OF CATFORD'S SHIFTS IN
This shows the linguistic equivalence meaning word-for-word translation
an analysis of shifts in the translation of english participial adjectives
Catford (1965:73) defined shifts or changes as the departures from formal correspondence in the process of going from source language into target language. The
The Role of Linguistic Factor in Translation
In Catford's definition on translation which is very often quoted
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Legal Translation and Translation Theory: a Receiver-oriented
explains the growing interest in legal translation not only by linguists but also equivalence (Kielar 1977:33)
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