등가틀을 이용한 함축성의 영화번역 전략: 친절한 금자씨를 중심으로

Abstract

A Study of Effective Film Translations by the Matrix of Equivalence Lee, Da Hyun(Baik Seok University) This study examines film translations based on systematic model and strategic approach. As domestic film markets are flooded with imported films in today's globalized world, such an approach maximizes effective screen translation. If screen materials are to be translated into other languages and put on the screen, the translated works should transmit the intentions of the writers and directors exactly as other literary works do. However, in the screen translation, unlike in other literary works, the translation of image signs as well as the translation of linguistic signs should be included. Screen translation is the process of transferring and supplementing signs into a target screen sign text. Therefore, picking up the core of the most important context is essential. In this study I defined semiotic cognitive signs of screen expression in non-linguistic and linguistic sign. I also analyzed implication, which is used in transferring the implied language of the source text, in terms of both cognitive aspect and pragmatic combination assumption, reflecting the two aspects, visual sign and language sign, respectively. By 'the matrix of equivalence', the componential analysis was used to examine the strategies (e.g., exclusion of source-language redundancies and thematization, omission, ellipsis of condensation and implication) used and an equal value translation was produced used.