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Description of the graduate paper
Form of studies Professional Master
Title of the study programm Technical Translation
Title in original language Gramatiskās un leksiskās ekvivalences dažādo līmeņu interpretācija tehnisko tekstu tulkošanā
Title in English Interpretation of Different Levels of Grammatical and Lexical Equivalence in the Translation of Technical Texts
Department Faculty Of Computer Science Information Tehnology And Energy
Scientific advisor Antra Roskoša
Reviewer
Abstract The present Master Paper Interpretation of Different Levels of Grammatical and Lexical Equivalence in the Translation of Technical Texts has been developed by Furkat Sharipov the second-year student of the Technical Translation Professional Masters Study Programme. The aim of the present paper is to provide a critical evaluation of the most influential equivalence theories and focuses on explaining the concept of equivalence which hold a central position in translation studies. The Paper deals with the problem of equivalence as one of the most topical issues in translation theory and practice. The theoretical part of the Master Paper comprises two main parts; the first one discusses the theoretical approach to the issue of equivalence, levels of grammatical and lexical equivalence, while the second one demonstrates the practical application by discussing and illustrating several translation methods used in producing the particular translation. The Master Paper consists of the introduction, theoretical part, practical part the translation of the source text into Russian; conclusions, bibliography and appendices comprising a glossary of terms and chapters from the source text used for translation, (in total 113 pages excluding the appendices). The source text is The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid by C. K. Prahalad (2005). The bibliography consists of 21 books and articles, as well as 4 printed dictionaries and 8 online dictionaries and resources.
Keywords equivalence, lexical and grammatical levels
Keywords in English equivalence, lexical and grammatical levels
Language eng
Year 2014
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