Translation Strategy in Postcolonial Theory

Yu-di LI

Abstract


This paper begins with the introduction of postcolonial theory, and then points out the major translation strategies directed by it. Finally, this paper also predicates the tendency of translation as the culture globalization progresses.
Key words: postcolonial theory, translation strategy, globalization
Résumé: Commençant par la présentation de la théorie post-coloniale, l’article présent indique la stratégie de traduction éclairée par cette théorie et prévoit la tendance de la traduction dans le contexte de la mondialisation culturelle.
Mots-clés: théorie post-coloniale, stratégie de traduction, mondialisation
摘 要:本文以介紹後殖民理論為切入點,指出了後殖民理論指導下的翻譯策略,並且還對文化全球化下的 翻譯趨勢做出了預測。
關鍵詞: 後殖民理論;翻譯策略;全球化

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.ccc.1923670020070302.014

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