WILLIAM TYNDALE: THE STAKE FOR THE SAKE OF A USER OF TRANSLATION
Abstract
In the XVI century William Tyndale was burnt at the stake for the fact that he had produced a client-oriented translation - had made the Bible text clearer for a commoner. Modern translators have no danger of the stake but they translate using so complicated constructions that an ordinary user of translation do not understand what translators make. It is time to use the experience of William Tyndale who proved that if the needs of an ordinary user of translation were the part of the translation itself, its quality would improve.
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- Published: August 19, 2014.
Keywords
- Библия
- возвышенный стиль
- клиентоориентированный перевод
- педантичный стиль
- понятный перевод
- потребитель перевода
- Уильям Тиндейл
- the Bible
- elevated style
- client-oriented translation
- pedantic style
- clear translation
- user of translation
- William Tyndale
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