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Перевод как рефлексия деятельности

Перевод как рефлексия деятельности

Abstract

The article deals with a series of issues referring the concept of reflection and its place in the evolution of translation studies. We aimed at the perspectives of this category within the translation theory. We argue that it is possible to build a model of translation process with the help of the concept of reflection. The analysis of this concept provides to follow the evolution of views on translation as a kind of reflexive activity.

В статье рассматривается круг вопросов, связанных с тем, что такое рефлексия в переводе и в чем ее значение для теории перевода. Цель исследования заключается в том, чтобы показать, какими путями может пойти развитие переводоведения в деятельностном аспекте. Представленные доказательства выстроены с помощью анализа понятия рефлексии деятельности в переводе, соотносимого с эволюцией взглядов на перевод как деятельности.

Keywords

РЕФЛЕКСИЯ, ПЕРЕВОДЧЕСКАЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТЬ, СОВРЕМЕННОЕ ПЕРЕВОДОВЕДЕНИЕ, ПОНИМАНИЕ, ОБЪЕКТ ПЕРЕВОДА

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