Translation Theory and Practice Series: Research on Oral and Written Translation Theory

Author: Liu Miqing
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This series of books not only focuses on the new trends and achievements in translation teaching and research but also pays attention to the translation practices in non-literary fields such as science, technology, economy, law, trade, finance, tourism, and media. It appropriately balances the relationship between theory and practice, fundamental theory and applied theory, tradition and innovation, popularization and improvement, as well as domestic and international aspects, striving to meet the diverse needs of readers at different levels. As a book on translation studies, the series has received praise from experts and scholars in the translation field while also being warmly welcomed by readers. Several books in the series have become must-read classics in translation research and teaching, enjoying a high reputation both domestically and internationally, and establishing the company's leading position in the publication of translation studies books. As a branded book of the company, the series has left a deep impression on readers with its unique features, personality, and style, earning the company a reputation in the publishing industry. The discussion in this book focuses on strengthening the cross-linguistic and cross-cultural social communication function of interpreting, and itly explores four core issues: discourse structure, discourse meaning, discourse effect, and discourse mechanism.