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Biography Translation from the Perspective of Skopos Theory: a Case Study

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS第7-8页
ABSTRACT第8页
摘要第9-11页
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION第11-17页
    1.1 Research Background第11-13页
    1.2 Research Significance第13-15页
    1.3 Research Issues and Methods第15页
    1.4 Thesis Overview第15-17页
CHAPTER II BIOGRAPHY TRNSLATION第17-23页
    2.1 Introducion to Biography第17页
    2.2 Biographical Translation第17-20页
        2.2.1 Difference between Chinese and Western Biographies第18页
        2.2.2 Previous Studies on Biography Translation第18-20页
    2.3 Introducton to Two Heroes of Cathay第20-23页
        2.3.1 Linguistic Features of Two Heroes of Cathay第21页
        2.3.2 Cultural Features of Two Heroes of Cathay第21-23页
CHAPTER III SKOPOS THEORY REVIEWED第23-27页
    3.1 Introduction to the Skopos Theory第23-24页
        3.1.1 The Further Development of the Skopos Theory第24页
    3.2 Feasibility of the Skopos Theory to the Biography Translation第24-27页
        3.2.1 Application at Linguistic Level第25-26页
        3.2.2 Application at Cultural Level第26页
        3.2.3 Application in the Reader’s Acceptability第26-27页
CHAPTER IV Translation of Two Heroes of Cathay from the perspective of Skopos Theory .第27-39页
    4.1 Translation methods at Linguistic Level第27-33页
        4.1.1 Translation in Diction第27-29页
        4.1.2 Translation in Syntactical Structure第29-31页
        4.1.3 Translation in Textual Cohesion第31-33页
    4.2 Translation Methods in Cultural Level第33-37页
        4.2.1 Translation in Manners and Customs第33-34页
        4.2.2 Translation in Thinking Pattern第34-36页
        4.2.3 Translation in Aesthetic Consciousness第36-37页
    4.3 Translation in Reader’s Acceptability第37-39页
CHAPTER V CONCLUSION第39-41页
    5.1 Strategies and Methods Suggested in Biography Translation第39页
    5.2 Limitations of the Research第39-40页
    5.3 Suggestions for Future Study第40-41页
BIBLIOGRAPHY第41-42页

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