The Science of Linguistics in the Art of Translation
, by Joseph L. Malone
- ISBN: 9780887066535 | 0887066534
- Cover: Nonspecific Binding
- Copyright: 3/1/2016
| Acknowledgements | |
| Introduction | |
| Basic Goals of the Book | |
| Linguistics and Translation | |
| The Science of Linguistics | |
| The Art of Translation | |
| The Analysis and Practice of Translation | |
| Linguistic Scaffolding | |
| Primary Organizational Components | |
| Secondary Organizational Components | |
| An Extended Illustration | |
| Compositional Levels | |
| Representational Strata | |
| Format of Translational Examples and Bibliographical References | |
| Translational Examples | |
| Bibliographical References | |
| Overview of the Book's Structure | |
| List of Terms and Symbols Not Defined Elsewhere | |
| A Note on Terminology | |
| Notes | |
| Trajections; Matching (Equation and Substitution) | |
| Trajections in General | |
| Basic Characterization | |
| Preliminary Examples | |
| Equation | |
| Substitution | |
| Matching | |
| Carry-over Matching | |
| Calque Matching, Prefab Matching, and False Friendship | |
| Notes | |
| Zigzagging (Divergence and Convergence) | |
| Divergence | |
| Linguistic Cues | |
| Situational Cues | |
| Stylistic Cues | |
| Artistic Suspense; Stylistically Induced Divergence | |
| Convergence | |
| Zigzagging | |
| Notes | |
| Recrescence (Amplification and Reduction) | |
| Amplification | |
| Compensatory Amplification-Glossing | |
| Classificatory Amplification | |
| Reduction | |
| Compensatory Reduction | |
| Variational Reduction | |
| Recrescence | |
| Minimax Size Adjustments for Metrical Fit | |
| Global Preferences for Larger or Smaller Units | |
| Japanese kureru-yaru and Author's Empathy | |
| Notes | |
| Repackaging (Diffusion and Condensation) | |
| Diffusion | |
| Diffusion versus Amplification | |
| Definitional Diffusion | |
| Diffusion of Grammatical Inflections | |
| Diffusion of Sentences | |
| Condensation | |
| Condensation in Response to Poetic Requirements | |
| Condensation to Compensate for Syntactic Deficiency | |
| Repackaging | |
| Size Adjustments and Preferences | |
| Repackaging and Recurrence Chains | |
| Repackaging and de novo Translation | |
| Notes | |
| Reordering | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Reordering to Optimize Comprehension | |
| Reordering Relative to Narrative Flow | |
| Reordering of Target-Alien Stylistic Patterns (Greek hysteron-proteron) | |
| Feature Reordering | |
| Notes | |
| Some Dimensions of Trajectional Analysis | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Levels of Composition: Recoding | |
| Relations Between Trajections | |
| Implications | |
| Hook-ups | |
| Trajections as Applied-Linguistic Constructs | |
| Notes | |
| Some Trajectional Parameters | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Structural-Strategical Parameters | |
| Linguistic-Stylistic-Situational Parameters | |
| The Chiaroscuro Nature of Stylistic Patterns | |
| Compensatory-Classificatory Parameters | |
| Paradigmatic-Syntagmatic Parameters | |
| Positive and Negative Hook-ups | |
| Translinguistic-Unilinguistic Parameters | |
| Notes | |
| Systemic and Formalistic Techniques | |
| Preliminaries | |
| The Systemic Perspective: Sets and Scatters | |
| Charts and Diagrams: Set-to-Set Substitution, Set-to-Scatter Equation | |
| Japanese Self-Referent Pronouns; French Dizaines versus English Dozens; Scatter-to-Set Translation | |
| Formal and Functional Sets | |
| Notes | |
| Taxonomies | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Taxonomic Conflation | |
| Matching and Diffusional Deconflation | |
| Nonce Conflation | |
| Notes | |
| Zeroes | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Zeroes in Recurrence and Coreference Chains; Biblical Hebrew Parallelism | |
| Zeroes in the Study of Style and Textual Ambiguity | |
| Notes | |
| Abstract Syntactic Representations | |
| Preliminaries: The Notion of 'Government' | |
| The Latin Accusative-with-Infinitive Construction | |
| Some Guidelines for Synthesizing Abstract Syntactic Representations (ASRs) | |
| Derivations, Rules, and Strata of Representation | |
| Notes | |
| Bridge Technique | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Basic Properties of the Technique | |
| Spanning: French tâcher and Spanish procurar versus English try | |
| Refashioning; Antispanning, Lexicalization | |
| Situational and Stylistic Patterns | |
| Spanish versus English Gender | |
| Hebrew versus English Subject Raising | |
| Norwegian Word Order versus English Extraposition | |
| Disassembly and Reassembly: Representational Strata and Trajections | |
| Notes | |
| Phonetics, Phonology, and Poetic Form | |
| Preliminaries: Phonetic Transcription | |
| Cenematics and Orthometrics | |
| Feature and Subsequence Rhyme | |
| Two Modes of Linguistic Application | |
| Cenematic Strata and Derivations; APRs | |
| Notes | |
| Transduction | |
| Turkish Rhyme | |
| Alliteration in Old Irish | |
| Transduction | |
| 'Ahi Ali Baba' | |
| 'Slieve Cua' | |
| Notes | |
| Transjacence | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Paronomasia and Other Cenematic-Plerematic Complexes | |
| Alliterative and Rhyming Binomials | |
| Mimesis | |
| Free Association | |
| Eponymy | |
| Source-Text Recurrence Chains | |
| Symbolism | |
| Situational Inducement | |
| Patterned or Arbitrary Distribution | |
| The Distance Factor | |
| Author's Proclivity | |
| Notes | |
| Parallax | |
| Preliminaries | |
| Displacement Parallax | |
| Antipodal Parallax | |
| Macroscopic Parallax | |
| Microscopic Parallax | |
| Personalizing Parallax | |
| Depersonalizing Parallax | |
| The Functions of Parallax in Literary Language | |
| Notes | |
| Bibliography | |
| Index of Persons and Translational Resources | |
| Index of Languages | |
| Index of Subjects | |
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