The Language of Translation

The paper discusses the translatorial attitudes to language applied by translator during process of translation. It views two types 'language'- "language and its discourses" (language proper) "discourses language" (langue), respectively ascribing them as prescriptivist descriptivist approaches interlingual transfer argues that a solely approach any text based on linguistic material without considering larger discourse wherein is portrayed delimits or alters original content leads aberrations from source context discourse. posits much higher levels inter-lingual inter-discursive equivalence can be accomplished translators when descriptivism prescriptivism translation are in combined (successive, not amalgamated) form. substantiates complementarity these using indivisibility unexclusiveness plains expression further elaborated stranding "language" "discourse" single genetic ladder allowing endless interaction between two. then goes discuss relationship (discourse) offering combined, complex