Beyond the Domestic and the Foreign: Translation as Dialogue
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ABSTRACT:
This paper examines a number of aspects of translation studies today, starting out from Walter Benjamin's notion of the ontological equality of translation and source text. It casts a critical look at Lawrence Venuti's influential binary opposition between 'domestication' and 'foreignisation', finding those terms inadequate to today's globalised context and proposing instead the terms 'naturalising' and 'dialogic' translation.
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