Translation Equivalence
Translation Equivalence is a theoretical relation in translation studies that holds between a source-language text (or segment) and a target-language text (or segment) insofar as, in a given communicative and socio-cultural context, the latter can be empirically described as occupying a comparable position and performing a comparable meaning-making and functional role within the target system to that of the former within the source system.
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Routledge encyclopedia of translation studies
Choice Reviews Online · 1998 · 914 citations
TRANSLATION AND TRANSLATING Theory and Practice
Translation Today · 2005 · 699 citations · Full text
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Johns Hopkins University
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University of Edinburgh
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University of Leeds
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California University of Pennsylvania
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Western University
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Karolinska Institutet
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University of Bergen
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