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Inspired by widespread convergent phenomena, this book attempts to study translation from the perspective of global convergence. With concrete examples of both linguistic and cultural convergence, the interdependent relationships respectively between language and culture and between translation and convergence are explored as prerequisites for elaborating on the focal theme. Then, based on an irresistible tendency of convergence and worldwide linguistic and cultural crises, the book goes a step further to focus on analyzing proper cross-culture translation strategies by putting forward relevant translation principles and detailed translation techniques with vivid examples. For better understanding and further reference, major factors influencing the choice of translation strategies are illustrated and the translator is suggested to make a cautious and comprehensive decision of the most practical approach. The research should be especially useful to those who are interested or engaged in translation studies.
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Associate professor, supervisor for M. A. candidates in Collegeof Foreign Languages, Fujian Normal University, China. Visitingacademic in Trinity College Dublin during 2009-2010. Fields ofstudy: translation and intercultural communication, with 25theses, 5 books and 3 translations published and 10 researchprojects undertaken.
