Translation of Literature and the Problem of Finding Equivalences. The Role of Culture in Language

Academic Paper from the year 2015 in the subject Speech Science / Linguistics, , language: English, abstract: The point of this examination is to research the translation strategies that prompted cultural losses and to underscore the important job of the interpreter as a cultural insider. Translating artistic is by all accounts the hardest undertaking to do, as a result of the cultural blocks which are confronting the translation procedure. Since the translation procedure is occurring between two different dialects, and as a conspicuous aftereffect of the communication between the two dialects, the translation procedure happens between the two different societies too, this is the reason the researcher have handled the exploration matter with the end goal to appear and comprehend the conceivable cultural deterrents that may the interpreter go over amid the deciphering procedure. Translating literature is dangerous essentially on the grounds that it includes translating the allegorical or metaphorical implications of writings. There is dependably a setting in which the translation happens, dependably a history behind a content and into which a content is transported, dependably an individual (the interpreter) having a place with a specific culture and a social foundation and dependably a readership whom the interpreter has as a top priority. The analysis obviously depicts the entanglements of translation and underscores the significance of cultural mindfulness when endeavoring to communicate. This paper has a tendency to examine the cultural hindrances in literary prose works with the end goal to get to the base of these issues and attempt to locate a genuine feasible solutions to treat them.