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英语专业毕业论文范本
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第二部分:
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第三部分:
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第六部分:
论文尾注(Endnotes)
第七部分:
论文参考文献(Bibliography)
外语学院外语专业毕业论文本
本科毕业论文
中文题目:
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外文题目:
OnAdvertisementTranslationfromEnglishtoChineseinLightofFunctionalEquivalence
系别×××
专业×××
年级2004级
学生×××
指导教师×××
结稿日期2008年5月10日
外语学院教务处制
2008年5月10日填
OnAdvertisementTranslationfromEnglishtoChineseinLightofFunctionalEquivalence
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小四号,加粗,居中
Abstract
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ThetheorieswhichproposedbyEugeneA.NidahaveaffectedmanyChineseandforeigntranslatorsforalongtime,especiallythetheoryoffunctionalequivalence.Functionalequivalencereferstotheequivalenceonthefunctionsbutnotontheformsandstructures.
Inourdailylife,welivewithdifferentadvertisements,someofwhicharetranslatedworks.Theseadvertisementsareaimedatgivingthepotentialcustomersalastingimpressionandpersuadingthemtobuytheirproduct.Therefore,inordertoexpresstheideasoftheoriginalworksandrealizethegoalforsale,thetranslatorsshouldtakeaccountoftheculturalelementsandsocialelementsinordertoachievefunctionalequivalence.
Thispaperconsistsofthreeparts.Thefirstpartdealswiththeconceptoffunctionalequivalenceanditsaimsandprinciples.Themainaimoffunctionalequivalenceistorepresenttheinformationoftheoriginalworkinthetargetlanguageandachievetheequivalenceoffunctionsoflanguages.Inordertomakethisconceptclear,theauthorgivesabriefintroductionofdifferentfunctions.Althoughdifferentlanguageshavedifferentcharacteristics,theirfunctionsarenearlythesame.Thatistonametherealityandtocommunicatewiththepeople.Thesecondpartdealswiththetarget,principles,requirementsandculturalelementsofadvertisementtranslation.Thethirdpart,themostimportantpart,pointsoutthethreemainaspectsoffunctionalequivalence,semanticequivalence,social-culturalequivalenceandstylisticequivalence.Atthemeantime,theequivalenceondifferentlevelsandhowtoachievefunctionalequivalenceinadvertisementtranslationarealsosystematicallyillustrated.
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Keywords:
functionalequivalence;advertisementtranslation;culturalelements
Acknowledgements
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Firstandforemost,Iwouldliketoexpressmyheartfeltgratitudetomysupervisor,ProfessorX,bothforhisintellectualguidanceandforhiswarmandconstantencouragementduringtheprocessofwritingthisthesis.Withpatienceandprudence,helaboredthroughdraftsofthisthesisandpointedoutdefectsinmytheorizing.Therefore,Ioweallthemeritsinthisthesis,ifany,tohim,thoughIamfullyawarethatthethesismightstillcontainsomemistakes,forwhichIbearthewholeresponsibility.
MycordialandsincerethanksgotoalltheteachersinAppliedForeignLanguageDepartment,whoseinterestingandinformativecourseshavebenefitedmealotduringmycollegeyears.TheprofitthatIgainedfromtheirprofoundknowledge,remarkableexpertiseandintellectualingenuitywillbeofeverlastingsignificancetomyfuturelifeandcareer.
Iamalsoverygratefultomyclassmates,whohavegivenmealotofhelpandcourageduringmystayintheUniversityandthroughouttheprocessofwritingthisthesis.
Lastbutnottheleast;bigthanksgotomyfamilywhohavesharedwithmemyworries,frustrations,andhopefullymyultimatehappinessineventuallyfinishingthisthesis.
Contents
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中文摘要……………………………………………………………...………………………..i
Abstract…………………………………………………………………………………….…...ii
Acknowledgements……………………..……………………………………………………...iii
Introduction………………………………………………………………….…………….……1
I.ABriefReviewofFunctionalEquivalence…………………………………………….…….2
A.DefinitionofFunctionalEquivalence…………………………………………….…...3
B.DifferentFunctions………...…………………………………………………………..4
C.AimsandTargets……………………..…………………………………………..…..5
II.ABriefReviewofAdvertisementTranslationfromEnglishtoChinese………………........6
A.TargetsandPrinciplesofAdvertisementTranslation…..……….……………………..7
B.RequirementsforAdvertisementTranslation……..……………………………….…..9
C.CulturalElementsinAdvertisementTranslation………………………………….….11
III.AdvertisementTranslationfromEnglishtoChineseinLightofFunctional
Equivalence…………………………………………………………………………….…13
A.TheDifferencesBetweenTwoLanguages………………….……………………..….15
B.FunctionalEquivalenceinEnglishAdvertisementTranslation….……………….…..17
Conclusion……………………………………………….………..……………………….….19
Notes…………………………………………………………………………………….........20
Bibliography……………………………………………………………………………….….22
OnAdvertisementTranslationfromEnglishtoChineseinLightofFunctionalEquivalence
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Introduction
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Inourdailylife,wealwaysseeorhearmanyadvertisementsontheradio,billboards,magazines,newspaperandsoon.Thetranslationofadvertisementplaysanimportantroleintheculturalexchangesofdifferentcountries.AfterenteringWTO,Chinahasbeenfacedwithfiercercompetition,sotheadvertisementhasbecomemoreandmoreimportantforitisalwaysusedasthewaytopromotethesalesofgoods.Theexcellentadvertisementisnotonlyunderstandableforeveryone,butalsohasanelegantstyle.Itcaneasilyencouragepeopletobuythegoods.Therefore,agoodtranslationofanadvertisementisalsoimportanttopromotethesalesofthegoodsinthecountryofthetargetlanguage.
MosttranslatorsmaybefamiliarwiththetheoryoffunctionalequivalencewhichissystematicallyillustratedbyEugeneA.Nida.Itisstatedprimarilyintermsofacomparisonofthewayinwhichtheoriginalreceptorsunderstoodandappreciatedthetextandthewayinwhichreceptorsofthetranslatedtextunderstandandappreciatethetranslatedtext.1Thatistosay,theadequacyoftranslationsisjudgedonthebasisofthecorrespondenceinlexiconandgrammarbetweenthesourceandtargetlanguages.
Functionalequivalenceisapowerfulweaponforinformationexchange.Thetranslationworkwhichfollowstheprinciplesoffunctionalequivalenceismucheasiertounderstand.
However,functionalequivalenceisveryabstracttomostpeople.Inordertomakeitclear,thispaperchoosesadvertisementtranslationtoanalyzeitseveryaspect.DuetothedifferencesbetweenEnglishandChinese,theadvertisementtranslationfromEnglishtoChineseshouldbeundertakenindifferenttranslationtechniqueswiththeguidanceoffunctionalequivalence.
.ABriefReviewofFunctionalEquivalence
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ThesimilarityofthethoughtsofhumanbeingsdeterminesthatthesimilaritiesaremorethanthedifferencesbetweenEnglishandChinese.Theequivalenceoflanguagesmakesitpossibletoconvertthesourcelanguageintothetargetlanguage.However,theconvertisnotjustaprocesstotranslatethewordsfromonelanguagetoanotherlanguage.Translationshouldbeatasktorecurtheinformationoftheoriginalworkinamostnaturalway.Thatistosay,translationshouldrebuildthesurficialformsoftheoriginalinformation,converttheviewsofexpressionandreplacethemeaningoftheoriginalworkwiththemeaningofthetranslatedwork.Therefore,equivalenceisthemostimportantbasisfortranslation.Thetranslatedworkcanbeofhigherqualityifitachievesmoreequivalencewiththeoriginalwork.
Functionalequivalenceisoriginallytermedasdynamicequivalence,whichistobedefinedbythedegreewherethereceptorofthesourcelanguagemessageshouldrespondinsubstantiallythesamewayasthetargetlanguagereceptortothetranslatedversion.Itisveryimportanttoallkindsoftranslation.ThereasonisthatEnglishandChinesehavemanydifferencesintheirforms,grammars,sentencestructuresandsoon.Therefore,intheprocessoftranslation,toconveytheinformationoftheoriginalworkisthefocusandthemostdifficultpart.Afterall,thereceptorsofthetranslatedworkexpecttoknowthecontentoftheoriginalwork.
Functionalequivalencealsoemphasizestheculturalelements.Ifatranslatedworkdoesnotreflecttheculturalelementsoftheoriginalwork,itmustbeafailure.Therefore,thetranslatorshouldbebilingualandbicultural.
Nidaalwaysholdsaviewthatsyntaxandlexemearethebiggestbarriersforthetranslators.2ThetranslatorsdevotedtoEnglish-Chinesetranslationmayagreewithhim.MostofthemhavelearnedEnglishthroughthegrammar,sotheirtranslationconceptisoftenaffectedbythegrammarandsentencestructure.Functionalequivalenceisapowerfulweaponforthetranslatorstoovercomethesebarriers.Functionalequivalencecanfallintothreeparts.First,thewordclassesreplacethetraditionalpartsofspeechtodescribethesemanticrelationsofthewords.Second,theconceptofkernelsentenceandtheconceptofsentencetransformationcanovercometherestrictionofsyntaxtoatranslator.Third,isomorphismcanovercomethebarrierscausedbythesocialandculturaldifferences.3
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A.DefinitionofFunctionalEquivalence
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Amaximal,idealdefinitioncouldbestatedas“Thereadersofatranslatedtextshouldbeabletounderstandandappreciateitinessentiallythesamemannerastheoriginalreadersdid.”4
Aminimal,realisticdefinitionoffunctionalequivalencecouldbestatedas“Thereadersofatranslatedtextshouldbeabletocomprehendittothepointthattheycanconceiveofhowtheoriginalreadersofthetextmusthaveunderstoodandappreciateit.”5
“Poets,”accordingtoShelley,“aretheunacknowledgedlegislatorsoftheworld.”6
Inthe1950s,forexample,whileEllingtonwasstillalive,RaymondHorrickscomparedhimwithRavel,Delius,andDebu