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Questions for Translation Studies
Douglas Robinson
[Benjamins Translation Library 162] 2023
► pp. 41–66

Question 2
What is dynamic in Nida’s dynamic equivalence?

Article outline
  • A.Introduction
    • Dynamic vs. functional equivalence
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    • The rhetoric of DE
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    • The empirical backlash
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    • Not evidentiary/empirical TQA but a phenomenological/heuristic guide
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  • B.DE viewed through Aristotelian rhetoric
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    • Two cases
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  • C.The receptor problem
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  • D.The minority languages problem
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    • A two-section digression: Sakai on homo- vs. heterolinguality
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    • Back to minority languages
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  • E.Deep ecologies of Biblical rhetoric
    • The available persuasivity
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    • Environmental affordances
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    • The location of written persuasivities
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    • Aristotle’s three channels as affordances
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  • F.Conclusion
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  • Notes