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研究生: 范燕兒
Pham, Yen-Nhi
論文名稱: 台灣書《南向跫音:你一定要認識的越南》譯注
An Annotated Chinese-English Translation of the Book Footsteps to the South: What You Have to Know About Vietnam
指導教授: 胡宗文
Hu, Daniel
口試委員: 洪媽益
HONG, MA-YI
李根芳
Lee, Ken-Fang
胡宗文
Hu, Daniel
口試日期: 2022/06/20
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: 2022
畢業學年度: 110
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 243
中文關鍵詞: 旅遊部落格旅遊書籍翻譯越南註釋翻譯翻譯方法
英文關鍵詞: Travel blogging, travel book translation, Vietnam, annotated translation, translation methodology
研究方法: 實驗設計法現象分析
DOI URL: http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202201271
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 隨著科技的快速發展,旅遊部落格已成為傳播旅遊知識的流行寫作形式,例如目的地的歷史和文化,以及旅行者的個人經歷和感受,越來越多的書籍是由部落客撰寫的旅行文章的集合;2015年出版的《南向跫音:你一定要認識的越南》就由洪德青女士的旅遊部落格改編而來。迄今為止,這是台灣作家撰寫的第一本關於越南文化的遊記,不僅通俗易懂,而且提供了許多關於越南的有用資訊,加入各種照片、深刻的內容和豐富的人文視角。這本書是外國人到越南的寶貴指南,特別是讓台灣人更深刻地了解這個國家,由於這本書的目標是接觸所有年齡和背景的人,因此翻譯內容難易度至關重要。該論文應用了 Vermeer、Herder、Schleiermacher、Nida、Appiah 和 Tytler 的現有理論,沿用了一種基於旅遊部落格的書籍翻譯方法,著重於通俗易懂的目標。該方法特別強調翻譯的功能和文化層面,而不是語言方面。這項研究對本書前兩章的 17 節進行了註釋的中英文翻譯,為翻譯文學領域的新興題材提供了新的翻譯方法。
    關鍵字:旅遊部落格、旅遊書籍翻譯、越南、註釋翻譯、翻譯方法

    With the rapid expansion of technology, travel blogging has become a popular form of writing to transmit travel knowledge, such as the history and culture of a destination and travelers’ personal experiences and feelings. There are an increasing number of books being published that are collections of travel essays or articles written by bloggers. Published in 2015, Footsteps to the South: What You Have to Know About Vietnam is such a book that was transformed from Hong De Ching’s travel blog. Thus far, this is the first travel book written by a Taiwanese author on Vietnamese culture that is not only accessible but also provides much useful information about Vietnam, using various photographs, profound content, and a richly humanistic perspective. This book is a valuable guide for foreigners to Vietnam, especially for Taiwanese people to better understand the country. Since the book aims to reach people of all ages and backgrounds, ease of access in translation is critical. This project applied the existing theories from Vermeer, Herder, Schleiermacher, Nida, Appiah, and Tytler to develop a translation methodology for books based on travel blogs, focusing on strategies to make the translation straightforward, simple to comprehend, and clear to the target audience. The methodology places a special emphasis on the functional and cultural aspects of the translation, instead of language analogues. This study resulted in an annotated English translation of 17 sections of the first two chapters of the book, contributing a new translation methodology for an up-and-coming genre important to the field of translation literature.
    Keywords: Travel blogging, travel book translation, Vietnam, annotated translation, translation methodology

    Acknowledgement i 摘要 iii Abstract iv Table of Contents vii List of Figures x Part One: A Critical Introduction and Translation Methodology Analysis of the Book Footsteps to the South: What You Have to Know About Vietnam 1 Chapter 1 Introduction 1 1. Research Motivation and Purpose 1 2. Background Information about Vietnam 2 2.1. A Brief History of Vietnam 3 2.2. Background Information about Vietnamese Culture 5 2.2.1. A Culture Influenced by Wet-Rice Agriculture 5 2.2.2. A Culture that Upholds Traditional Family Cultural Values 5 2.2.3. A Culture of Patriotism 6 2.2.4. An Open, Adaptive Culture in Harmony with Human Civilization 7 3. Background Information about the Author: Hong De Ching 8 4. Introduction to the Book 9 Chapter 2 Literature Review 11 1. Skopos Theory by Vermeer: The Purpose and Object of Translation 11 2. Herder and Schleiermacher: The Foundations of Modern Translation Theory 12 3. Eugene Nida: The Relationship between Language and Culture in Translation 14 3.1. Formal equivalence 14 3.2. Dynamic Equivalence 15 4. Kwame Anthony Appiah's Thick Translation: The Solution for Quotations and Multi-cultural Translations 16 5. Alexander Fraser Tytler: Description of a Good Translation 18 6. Conclusion for Theory and Practice 22 Chapter 3 Translation Strategy for Historical Ideas 24 1. Translation Strategy for Quotations from Historical Source 24 1.1. Translation Strategy: Quoted Materials that Include the Original Source 26 1.1.1. English Quotes with Original Sources 26 1.1.2. Vietnamese Quotes that include the Original Sources 30 1.2. Translation Strategy for Quoted Materials without the Original Sources 33 2. Translation Strategy for Historical Figures and Events 34 3. Translation Strategy for Historical Details 38 Chapter 4 Translation Strategy for Cultural Ideas 41 1. Cultural Terms Translated Directly from Vietnam to English 41 2. Multi-cultural translation problems 47 Chapter 5 Conclusion 50 1. Discussion of Translation Methodology 50 2. Thesis Limitations and Prospect of Future Studies 51 Part Two: Chinese-English Annotated Translation of the Book Footsteps to the South: What You Have to Know About Vietnam 52 Chapter 1 Stories from History 52 1. French Indochina 52 2. The Sinicized Nation 62 3. Ho Chi Minh: The Founding Father of Vietnam 74 4. The Secret of Caodaism 82 5. The Quiet American 90 6. The Cu Chi Tunnels 101 7. General Pham Xuan An 111 8. Vietnamese Beauty 132 9. The Architecture of Ho Chi Minh City 147 Chapter 2 A Journey into Art and Culture 157 1. The Vietnamese Film Festival 157 2. Trinh Cong Son: The Greatest Vietnamese Music Composer 170 3. Water Puppet Show 177 4. Ao Dai 186 5. The Legend of Dang Thai Son 196 6. Vietnamese Fine Arts History in a Nutshell 208 7. Ea Sola: Of War and Dance 218 8. Dalat: The Well-known City for Honeymoons 228 References 239

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