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研究生： 范大龍
Christopher J. Findler
論文名稱： 翻譯的信與達: 尋找平衡的過程
Finding a Balance Between Accuracy and Readability in Translation: A Case Study of Su Chi's "On the Brink"
指導教授： 蘇起
Su, Chi
學位類別： 碩士
Master
系所名稱： 翻譯研究所
Graduate Institute of Translation and Interpretation
論文出版年： 2005
畢業學年度： 93
語文別： 英文
論文頁數： 65
中文關鍵詞： 筆譯 、信 、達 、讀者導向的筆譯
英文關鍵詞： Translation, accuracy, readability, reader-friendly translation
論文種類： 學術論文
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    • 本論文著重討論筆譯活動(translation)中的直譯(literal translation)與意譯(free translation)，作者首先提出各學者對直/意譯之看法，並討論此二概念於中國地區之發展、分析直/意譯策略之學習對作者的翻譯有何影響。此外作者也分析影響中翻英之種種因素，及譯者如何於筆譯之信(accuracy)與達(readability)間取得平衡。作者最後討論自己的筆譯方法及策略，並提出作者取捨這些翻譯方式的原因，翻譯原稿為蘇起之著作。

    This paper discusses free and literal translation, how the debate between proponents of the two philosophies developed in China, and how my study of both types of translation has influenced my work as a translator. I discuss factors that influence Chinese to English translation and how translators can strike a balance between accuracy and readability in their translations. Finally, I explain my personal approach to translation and why I use this approach. I use Su Chi’s book On the Brink as an example.

    Acknowledgments i Abstract (English) ii Abstract (Chinese) iii Table of Contents iv Section 1—The Debate Between Free and Literal Translation 1 1.1 Translation trends in China history 1 1.2 The debate in contemporary history 3 1.3 Outcomes of the May Fourth Movement 4 1.4 The pro-literal translation position 5 1.5 The pro-free translation position 7 1.6 Common ground between free and literal translation 9 Section 2—Factors Affecting Translation Accuracy 13 2.1 Language structure 13 2.2 Language orientation 14 2.3 Difficulty of text 16 2.4 Desired ratio of faithfulness to readability 16 Section 3—Conclusion 19 Section 4—My Translation Process 22 4.1 The learning process 22 4.2 Why I translate the way I do 24 Section 5—Translating On the Brink 28 5.1 Overall translation process 28 5.2 Chinese names 29 5.3 Reader-friendly translation examples 35 References 17 List of Charts and Graphs 31 Graph 1—Relative Importance of Faithfulness and Readability in Chinese to English Translation 38 Chart 1—English/Chinese Name Comparison Chart Chart 2—Examples of Reader-friendly Translation in Su Chi’s On the Brink

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