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KÖKLÜDAĞ, Üyesi Mehmet
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LINGUISTIC context , *SOCIAL values , *PRIMARY audience , *SOCIAL history , *CROSS-cultural differences - Abstract
In this article, we have tried to determine from hermeneutic perspective how the problem of foreignness that arises in interlingual translation is positioned in terms of translation practice and translation studies. The problem of foreignness in translation is discussed on two grounds in our research: The problem of foreignness from the perspective of translation practice and translation studies; and the problem of foreignness from the perspective of the translator. In terms of translation studies, foreignness is discussed in the context of the following basic questions: How are the different elements of the source language and culture transferred to the target language-culture? How are the linguistic and cultural contexts of these transferred elements/meanings reflected in translation? Since translation also conveys individual human thought, social values and different semiotic structures, grammatically oriented structural methods are insufficient. For this reason, our study emphasizes that the temporal and spatial reality of translation should be considered to fully reflect its dynamic nature. As for the problem of foreignness for the translator, in our study we discussed the impact of the historical context in which the source text was written and the cultural and social conditions in which the translator finds himself/herself in the translation process. At this point, it is stated that the translator generally has to choose between two basic strategies: Alienation and localization. The choice between these strategies will answer questions such as how to approach cultural differences in translation, what effect the translation will have on the target culture, and what kind of experience the addressee will gain from the translation. In conclusion, it has been stated that although alienation and indigenization strategies are considered to be opposite to each other in translation, these two strategies can be used together in most translation processes depending on the purpose, genre, and target audience of the text. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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