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Gender And Education In England Since 1770: A Social And Cultural History (Chapter 9) English-Chinese Translation Practice Repor

Posted on:2024-04-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X R ZhengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2555306914465824Subject:Translation
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China’s education has reached a new level,but the issue of equal access to education for boys and girls in remote areas still needs attention.The translated text is taken from Chapter 9 of Gender and Education in England since 1770: A Social and Cultural History,which focuses on the efforts and contributions of female teachers to promote gender equality in the field of education.A large number of terms,abbreviations of institutional names,and specific vocabulary in the field of education appear in the text,and the selection of an accurate translation is a key task in the report.In addition to this,the translator’s research focused on the appropriate addition of semantic and lexical meaning,analysis of sentence structure,logical relationships between sentences in order to obtain a smooth and easy-to-understand translation,and explore the articulation of the discourse.The translator uses the case study section to study and discuss the key difficulties in translation and elaborate the corresponding solutions,and uses different translation methods and translation strategies to ensure the accuracy and scholarship of the translation.The aim is to provide reference for issues such as education field and gender equality in China.
Keywords/Search Tags:gender equality, educational text translation, word translation, amplification, word order adjustment
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