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Chapter 1 Introduction1

1.1 Preview1

1.2 Object of the research3

1.3 Rationale of the research7

1.4 Problems with the existing translation studies13

1.5 Objectives of the research14

1.6 Key research questions and hypotheses15

1.7 Research methodology16

1.8 Significance of the research17

1.9 Structure of the research18

Chapter 2 Review of the Relevant Literature20

2.1 Introduction20

2.2 A meta-theoretical thinking of translation studies21

2.2.1 Different focuses of investigation21

2.2.2 Problems of translation studies31

2.2.3 Problems with research methodology47

2.2.4 Some taken-for-granted facts in translation studies52

2.3 Studies related to translational variations55

2.3.1 Translation shift55

2.3.2 The variational approach61

2.3.3 Huang's study on special variations in translation63

2.3.4 Hu's adaptation and selection approach63

2.4 Summary65

Chapter 3 A Description of Adaptation-Theoretic Framework66

3.1 Introduction66

3.2 Introduction to adaptation theory66

3.2.1 Pragmatics as a general functional perspective66

3.2.2 Theory of linguistic adaptation69

3.2.3 Four angles of investigation72

3.2.4 Three properties of language76

3.3 An adaptation-theoretic approach to translation as adaptive variation78

3.3.1 Contextual correlates in translational context80

3.3.2 Translation as translator-centered84

3.3.3 Language properties as prerequisites for translation operation85

3.3.4 Translating as dynamic processes of making choices87

3.3.5 Salience as cognitive filter88

3.3.6 Translation as realization of adaptation89

3.3.7 Translational variation as the result of adaptation91

3.4 Summary92

Chapter 4 Salience as a Cognitive Filter93

4.1 Introduction93

4.2 The Cognitive nature of salience93

4.2.1 The notion of salience93

4.2.2 Degree of salience94

4.2.3 Dynamics of salience95

4.3 Salience of the ST features98

4.4 Salience of the TT norms99

4.5 Salience of sociocultural context101

4.6 Salience to the translator102

4.7 Salience as a cognitive filter104

4.8 Summary105

Chapter 5 Adaptability of Translation106

5.1 Introduction106

5.2 Linguistic adaptability106

5.3 Translational adaptability108

5.3.1 Terminological problem and ambiguity109

5.3.2 Redefining adaptation or adaptability111

5.4 Bidirectionality of adaption113

5.5 Obligatory adaptation116

5.5.1 Adaptation to the rules of phonological patterns117

5.5.2 Adaptation to the rules of syntactical structure119

5.5.3 Adaptation to the rules of textual organization121

5.6 Optional adaptation131

5.6.1 Interpersonal adaptability132

5.6.2 Intertextual adaptability144

5.6.3 Sociocultural adaptability153

5.7 Summary171

Chapter 6 Variability of Translation173

6.1 Introduction173

6.2 Linguistic variability173

6.3 Translational variability176

6.4 Possibilities of translational variation179

6.4.1 Variability of linguistic forms180

6.4.2 Variability of semantic content183

6.4.3 Variability of pragmatic function185

6.4.4 Variability of text type and text function187

6.5 Variation as dynamic processes of choice making190

6.5.1 Dynamic choice making of ST interpretation190

6.5.2 Dynamic choice making of TT production192

6.6 Variation as Translation Strategy194

6.7 Variation as Translational Creativity195

6.8 Translational products as a continuum of variations197

6.9 Summary199

Chapter 7 Translation as Adaptive Variation:A Unified Account201

7.1 Introduction201

7.2 Translation as adaptive variation202

7.3 Principles of translation203

7.3.1 Adaptation principle204

7.3.2 Conditioning principle205

7.3.3 Variational principle206

7.4 A Unified account of translation207

7.4.1 ST as source of information for translation207

7.4.2 TT as communicative text in target culture208

7.4.3 Paradoxes and disputes revisited209

7.4.4 Translatability reconsidered211

7.5 Summary213

Chapter 8 Conclusion215

Bibliography219