번역사의 번역 스타일이 번역물 수용에 미치는 영향 - 일한 문학 번역을 중심으로 -
The Impacts of Translation Styles on Reader’ Acceptability : with Emphasis on Japanese-Korean literary Translation
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Because of Japan’s 50-year colonization of Korea andsimilarities between Korean and Japanese languages, there are a number of Koreans who can speak Japanese very fluently. Therefore, a general perception has developed that Japanese-Korean translation don’t need to be translated by a professional translator. Because of this belief and practice, texts that lack consistency in terms of content and style have often been produced. However, significantly important is a translation’s ‘evaluation’ by its readers. This paper studies the acceptability of translations based on the reader’s preference of translation style rather than merely comparing the source text to the target text. The data used in this study are eight types of is a Japanese text translated into Korean by two different translators at two different periods. Results of this study, which show that specific styles of translation are more preferred by readers, will have implications for future translation studies research as the focus and interest of research in translation studies has been shifting from ‘internal structure’ to ‘effects’ of the product and the product itself.
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Because of Japan’s 50-year colonization of Korea andsimilarities between Korean and Japanese languages, there are a number of Koreans who can speak Japanese very fluently. Therefore, a general perception has developed that Japanese-Korean translation don’t need to be translated by a professional translator. Because of this belief and practice, texts that lack consistency in terms of content and style have often been produced. However, significantly important is a translation’s ‘evaluation’ by its readers. This paper studies the acceptability of translations based on the reader’s preference of translation style rather than merely comparing the source text to the target text. The data used in this study are eight types of is a Japanese text translated into Korean by two different translators at two different periods. Results of this study, which show that specific styles of translation are more preferred by readers, will have implications for future translation studies research as the focus and interest of research in translation studies has been shifting from ‘internal structure’ to ‘effects’ of the product and the product itself.
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