翻译“弥赛亚”、“基督”和“上帝的羔羊”

Q1 Arts and Humanities

SKASE Journal of Translation and Interpretation Pub Date : 2005-01-01 DOI:10.54395/jot-tc4pm

Phil King

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摘要

翻译成“弥赛亚”、“基督”和“上帝的羔羊”的术语在圣经的英文版中，当应用于耶稣时，会在原始听众的脑海中产生重要的上下文影响。本文以逻辑学和百科全书词条为基础，通过语义分析来考察这些术语在原语境中的使用情况，并探讨其对翻译的启示。翻译的理论基础是关联理论，尤其是直接翻译的概念。

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Translating “Messiah,” “Christ,” and “Lamb of God”

The terms translated “Messiah,” “Christ,” and “Lamb of God” in English versions of the Bible would have created significant contextual effects in the minds of the original hearers when applied to Jesus. This paper investigates the use of these terms in their original context through a semantic analysis based on logical and encyclopedic entries and then considers some implications for translation. The approach to translation is based on Relevance Theory and in particular the notion of Direct Translation.

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SKASE Journal of Translation and Interpretation Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory

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