1、ContentsⅠ.TheIntroduction……………………………………………..………………….11.1 Language and Culture…......................................................................................11.2The Relation between Translation and Culture…………………….…………….1Ⅱ.LiteratureReview……………………………………………
2、…………………32.1Nida’sConceptofFunctionalEquivalence…………………………………….32.2Nida’sViewonTranslationandCulture……………………………………….32.3SusanBassnett’sViewonCultureTranslation………………………………….42.4OtherViewsonCulture-relatedTranslation……………………………………..4Ⅲ.Differences between Chinese an
3、d Western Cultures Reflected in the Languages………………………………………………………………………………………73.1 Historical Cultural Difference…………………………………………………...73.2Different Geographical and Regional Environments…………………………..73.3Different Modes of Thinking………………….……………….……………….8Ⅳ.Severalm
7、…..26261Introduction1.1 Language and CultureLanguage is the carrier of culture and part of the culture. Because languages can reflect a nation’s culture, language symbols provides a rich expression means for a nation. Language has been keeping synchronous develop
8、ment with culture throughout the whole process of human cultures coming into being and their subsequent development. “Some scientists consider it the keystone