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This paper is based on in-depth interviews of eleven professional translators with more than ten years experience, which were conducted as a method of qualitative research. For ethnographic in-depth interviews, descriptive, structural, and contrast questions were asked focusing on their experiences and strategies for translating culturally bound promotional texts compared to other texts.
The interview data was analyzed through thematic coding by introducing interview profiles of each participant and presenting and commenting on the interview excerpts which were thematically organized. Main contents of the analysis includes professional translators’ awareness of the concept and importance of culture-specific items, qualifications to become a translator, opinions on the quality of translation, ways to deal with culturally bound translation and suggestions for translating promotional texts.
Notably, the suggestions made by the participating professional translators for translating promotional texts included (1) the systemized proofreading including higher-quality proofreading by native speakers, (2) the need for introducing standardized guidelines, (3) opportunities for orientation on contents relating to the translation, (4) the operation of systemized translation process, (5) empowerment to make suggestions on source texts; and (6) improved awareness of translators as a specialist. In addition, they emphasized that translators should recognize themselves as an active subject in the entire translation process including making suggestions for source texts and should be able to give legitimate reasons and grounds to support their translation decisions.
If translators realize that their translation can have a social and cultural impact and recognize the importance of the roles and responsibilities that translators have to assume, translators will be able to reborn as a socially and culturally active player, not just an expert specialized in interlingual transposition. As opposed to the discussions on culture-bound translation in the past which focused primarily on texts, this research has a significance as it tried to theorize the know-how accumulated by translators by including the experiences of practitioners who interpret a text and reproduce it in the target language into the category of translation studies.
The interview data was analyzed through thematic coding by introducing interview profiles of each participant and presenting and commenting on the interview excerpts which were thematically organized. Main contents of the analysis includes professional translators’ awareness of the concept and importance of culture-specific items, qualifications to become a translator, opinions on the quality of translation, ways to deal with culturally bound translation and suggestions for translating promotional texts.
Notably, the suggestions made by the participating professional translators for translating promotional texts included (1) the systemized proofreading including higher-quality proofreading by native speakers, (2) the need for introducing standardized guidelines, (3) opportunities for orientation on contents relating to the translation, (4) the operation of systemized translation process, (5) empowerment to make suggestions on source texts; and (6) improved awareness of translators as a specialist. In addition, they emphasized that translators should recognize themselves as an active subject in the entire translation process including making suggestions for source texts and should be able to give legitimate reasons and grounds to support their translation decisions.
If translators realize that their translation can have a social and cultural impact and recognize the importance of the roles and responsibilities that translators have to assume, translators will be able to reborn as a socially and culturally active player, not just an expert specialized in interlingual transposition. As opposed to the discussions on culture-bound translation in the past which focused primarily on texts, this research has a significance as it tried to theorize the know-how accumulated by translators by including the experiences of practitioners who interpret a text and reproduce it in the target language into the category of translation studies.
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Abstract
Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 심층인터뷰 내용구성 및 연구 참여자 선정
Ⅲ. 심층 인터뷰 결과 분석
Ⅳ. 홍보 텍스트 번역전략
Ⅴ. 결론
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