Full Description
This monograph investigates the landscape of vocabulary translation challenges within Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language (T.C.F.L.) textbooks.
In the era of globalisation, where the demand for Chinese language proficiency has escalated due to cultural exchanges, economic collaborations, tourism, and overseas learning, this study examines the accuracy and effectiveness of vocabulary translations in T.C.F.L. textbooks. The authors adopt an innovative approach, centring on analysing audience responses, including feedback from teaching practitioners and learners of Chinese languages and utilising corpus-based data to evaluate the consistency and appropriateness of vocabulary translations.
This book is an essential resource for scholars and educators, as well as students in education, Chinese studies, translation studies, and language learning.
Contents
1 Introduction
2 The Literature Landscape in T.C.F.L. Pedagogies and Vocabulary Translation
3 Theoretical Foundations: Framing Vocabulary Translation in T.C.F.L. Textbooks
4 Research Methodology: Triangulation Approach to T.C.F.L. Vocabulary Translation
5 Analysis of Vocabulary Translation in T.C.F.L. Textbooks: Users' Views
6 Corpus Analysis of the Identified Translation Challenges in T.C.F.L. Textbooks
7 Comparative Analysis of Word Class Disparities in Vocabulary Translation Between Preliminary and Intermediate T.C.F.L. Textbooks
8 Concluding Remarks
