On Reproduction of Fuzziness in C-E Poetry Translation
- Guihua Cao
Abstract
John Turner, an outstanding Chinese culture researcher, once commented that Chinese culture is the most artistic and longest-established culture that ever existed. Poetry is the succinct part in Chinese and culture-loaded. Fuzziness is one of basic features of poetry, especially in Chinese classical poetry. Fuzzy language is widely used in Chinese classical poetry, and its translation has become a difficult task because of differences between Chinese and English. The author of this paper begin with the theory of fuzziness and explore the reproduction of fuzzy language.- Full Text:
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- DOI:10.5539/ass.v4n10p175
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