GENDER AND TRANSLATION OF METAPHORS

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FARAHZADI F.; FARIDZADEH F.

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Journal: TRANSLATION STUDIES Year:2009 | Volume:7 | Issue:27 Page(s): 81-96

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GENDER AND TRANSLATION OF METAPHORS

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FARAHZADI F. | FARIDZADEH F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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METAPHORQ2

GENDERQ2

TRANSLATION STRATEGIESQ3

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The objective of the present study was to probe into the under-researched issue of GENDER and translation and to explore any possible relation between the two. The purpose was achieved through an experimental research. A translation protocol, consisting of wanly four METAPHORs contextualized in sentences and/or brief paragraphs were translated by.32 female and 23 male MA students. The subjects were selected from among 63 MA students of English translation through a homogenizing TOEFL test which used an adapted version of IBT. The following results were obtained: in translating METAPHORs, first, the types of strategies used by both male and female translators fof/owed exactly the same order of frequency; second, the male subjects, compared to the female subjects, made more use of the strategies: a) keeping the METAPHORs (i.e. retaining the form of the METAPHORs), b) using equivalent TL METAPHORs and c) omission of the METAPHORs; But the female subjects showed greater tendency towards: d) explaining the meaning of the METAPHORs and keeping them at the same time, e) translating the meaning of the METAPHORs without keeping the METAPHORical imagery and f) using similes.

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FARAHZADI, F., & FARIDZADEH, F.. (2009). GENDER AND TRANSLATION OF METAPHORS. TRANSLATION STUDIES, 7(27), 81-96. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/96123/en

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FARAHZADI F., FARIDZADEH F.. GENDER AND TRANSLATION OF METAPHORS. TRANSLATION STUDIES[Internet]. 2009;7(27):81-96. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/96123/en

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F. FARAHZADI, and F. FARIDZADEH, “GENDER AND TRANSLATION OF METAPHORS,” TRANSLATION STUDIES, vol. 7, no. 27, pp. 81–96, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/96123/en

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