A CDA ANALYSIS OF NEWS HEADLINES IN TRANSLATION: THE CASE OF PERSIAN AND ENGLISH

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AMOUZADEH MEHDIRAJI MOHAMMAD; ESLAMI RASEKH ABBAS; TAVANGAR MANOUCHEHR; KHANJAN ALIREZA

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Journal: TRANSLATION STUDIES Year:2011 | Volume:9 | Issue:35 Page(s): 5-22

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A CDA ANALYSIS OF NEWS HEADLINES IN TRANSLATION: THE CASE OF PERSIAN AND ENGLISH

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AMOUZADEH MEHDIRAJI MOHAMMAD | ESLAMI RASEKH ABBAS | TAVANGAR MANOUCHEHR | KHANJAN ALIREZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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TRANSLATION CRITICISMQ2

NEWS TRANSLATIONQ2

CDAQ2

VAN DIJK'S SOCIAL-COGNITIVE MODELQ2

Abstract

The present paper, written within van Dijk's social-cognitive approach (van Dijk 1988, 1995, 1998a, 1998b), attempts to investigate certain ideological aspects of news headlining in an English-Persian translation context. Some news headlines translated into Persian have been chosen through a self-selection process in order to be compared with their English originals. The analysis of sample data suggests that the polarization of Self versus Other is generally influenced by translators' /target news producers' (dis) approval of the ideological content of the source headlines in question, and is realized through maintaining, manipulating or excluding original headlines in the target news stories. These translation strategies are typically served through the purposeful application of linguistic expressions (both at lexical and grammatical levels) or non-linguistic elements (such as images, photos and graphic drawings).

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AMOUZADEH MEHDIRAJI, MOHAMMAD, ESLAMI RASEKH, ABBAS, TAVANGAR, MANOUCHEHR, & KHANJAN, ALIREZA. (2011). A CDA ANALYSIS OF NEWS HEADLINES IN TRANSLATION: THE CASE OF PERSIAN AND ENGLISH. TRANSLATION STUDIES, 9(35), 5-22. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/96234/en

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AMOUZADEH MEHDIRAJI MOHAMMAD, ESLAMI RASEKH ABBAS, TAVANGAR MANOUCHEHR, KHANJAN ALIREZA. A CDA ANALYSIS OF NEWS HEADLINES IN TRANSLATION: THE CASE OF PERSIAN AND ENGLISH. TRANSLATION STUDIES[Internet]. 2011;9(35):5-22. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/96234/en

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MOHAMMAD AMOUZADEH MEHDIRAJI, ABBAS ESLAMI RASEKH, MANOUCHEHR TAVANGAR, and ALIREZA KHANJAN, “A CDA ANALYSIS OF NEWS HEADLINES IN TRANSLATION: THE CASE OF PERSIAN AND ENGLISH,” TRANSLATION STUDIES, vol. 9, no. 35, pp. 5–22, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/96234/en

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