Functional theories of translation

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Functional theories of translation

Translotarial action

main focus

process of translation as message-transmitter compounds

key players

the TT receiver

the TT user

the TT producer

the ST producer

the commissioner

the initiator

process of translation

Translatorial action views translation as purpose-driven, outcome-oriented human interaction

Text type

The text type of approach

the main three critical comments

text may also have several functions in the source culture

whether text types can really be differentiated

the issues of her approach

There are also question marks as to how Reiss’s proposed translation methods are to be applied in the case of a specific text

why there should only be three types of language function

the advantage (breakthrough) of Reiss’s approach

it moves translation theory beyond a consideration of lower linguistic levels, the mere words on the page, beyond even the effect they create, towards a consideration of the communicative purpose of translation

Mary Shell-Hornbys "Integrated approach"

‘stratificational model’ proceeding from the most general to the most particular

Characterictists ot text type

audiomedial

operative

elicit desired response

appellative-focused

dialogic

making an appeal to text receiver

expressive

transmit aesthetic form

form-focused

aesthetic

expressing sender’s attitude

informative

transmit referential content

content-focused

lg(language dimention)

representing objects and facts