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relevance theory of translation: a standalone construct

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applying relevance theory to translation, which is seen as interlingual interpretive use that should resemble the original in relevant respects.

In translation studies, relevance theory of translation refers to applying relevance theory to translation, which is seen as interlingual interpretive use that should resemble the original in relevant respects. This meaning comes from Gutt (1991) in Translation and relevance.[1]

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  1. Gutt, E. (1991). Translation and relevance. Routledge. ISBN 9781306972437

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