Eugene Nida distinguishes two types of equivalence: dynamic equivalence, formal equivalence. The dynamic equivalence attempts to convey the thought expressed in a source text (at the expense of litera… continua →
Mina Di Stefanominadistefano wrote 1 year ago: Eugene Nida distinguishes two types of equivalence: dynamic equivalence, formal equivalence. The dyn … more →
minadistefano wrote 1 year ago: Also Popovič operates a bipartition in defining untranslatability, but he does not make a distinctio … more →
minadistefano wrote 1 year ago: In finding equivalence Anton Popovič distinguishes four types of translation equivalence: linguistic … more →
minadistefano wrote 1 year ago: Untranslatability is a property of a text, or of any utterance, in one language, for which no equiva … more →
minadistefano wrote 1 year ago: In his article On Linguistic Aspects of Translation (1959), Roman Jakobson distinguishes three types … more →