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Chapter 1 Introduction1

1.1 Background of the study1

1.2 Brief background information on the two translations and translators3

1.3 Overview of research conducted on the translations of Sanguo Yanyi7

1.4 Problem statement and focus13

1.5 Research goal15

1.6 Theoretical framework16

1.6.1 Retranslation hypothesis16

1.6.2 Linguistic approach versus functionalist approach16

1.6.3 Domestication versus foreignization17

1.6.4 Descriptive studies of the two translations18

1.7 Research design and methodology18

1.8 Chapter layout22

Chapter 2 Discussion of the source text,Sanguo Yanyi23

2.1 Introduction23

2.2 How the first Chinese novel came into being25

2.3 The structure and features of a traditional Chinese novel29

2.4 The other novels32

2.4.1 Shuihu Zhuan32

2.4.2 Xiyou Ji35

2.4.3 Honglou Meng38

2.5 The source text,Sanguo Yanyi42

2.5.1 The title,authorship and editions of the novel43

2.5.2 Sources that the novel uses50

2.5.3 The plot and style of writing56

2.5.4 Fictitious changes to the historical facts60

2.5.5 The structure61

2.5.6 The characters62

2.5.7 Sanguo Yanyi-related topics for study and the theme(s)of the novel70

2.5.8 Adaptations72

2.5.9 The influence76

2.5.10 Research conducted on Sanguo Yanyi by Western scholars80

2.5.11 Motivation for choosing Sanguo Yanyi as a focus of study82

2.6 Conclusion84

Chapter 3 The English translations and translators of Sanguo Yanyi85

3.1 Overview of the translations of Chinese classics into foreign languages85

3.2 Translations of Sanguo Yanyi into foreign languages other than English89

3.3 English translations of Sanguo Yanyi92

3.3.1 Abridged translations in journals and book chapters92

3.3.2 Separate editions of the English translations of Sanguo Yanyi95

3.4 The two complete English translations97

3.4.1 Charles Henry Brewitt-Taylor's translation98

3.4.2 Roberts's translation105

3.4.3 Reviews comparing both translations116

3.5 The translators118

3.5.1 Charles Henry Brewitt-Taylor118

3.5.2 Moss Roberts133

3.5.3 Social and academic backgrounds and interests of the two translators138

3.6 Retranslation hypothesis141

3.6.1 Denotation of the concept141

3.6.2 Theoretical assumptions on retranslation142

3.7 Roberts's translation of Sanguo Yanyi as a retransla-tion147

3.8 Conclusion151

Chapter 4 Literature study153

4.1 Linguistic approaches in TS154

4.1.1 Nida:Theory of"equivalences"155

4.1.2 Catford:Formal correspondence and textual equivalence160

4.1.3 Peter Newmark:Semantic and communicative translation161

4.1.4 Neubert's"top-down model"—a textual pespective on translation165

4.2 Descriptive translation studies(DTS)167

4.2.1 Holmes's scheme of the discipline169

4.2.2 Polysystem theory172

4.2.3 Toury's DTS177

4.2.4 Theory of rewriting183

4.3 Domestication and foreignization186

4.3.1 Venuti187

4.3.2 Domestication189

4.3.3 Foreignization190

4.4 Conclusion191

Chapter 5 A descriptive study of the two English translations of Sanguo Yanyi192

5.1 Methodology of describing translations193

5.1.1 Josè Lambert and Hendrik van Gorp's model of describing translations194

5.2 A comparison between the two translations194

5.2.1 Preliminary data195

5.2.2 Macro-level structures207

5.2.3 Micro-level comparisons250

5.2.4 Systemic context267

5.3 Conclusion271

Chapter 6 Conclusion272

6.1 General findings273

6.1.1 Translation means variation274

6.1.2 Translation approaches and strategies276

6.2 Translation norms and laws279

6.3 Different readerships for the English translations of Sanguo Yanyi280

6.4 Further topics for research283

Bibliography286

Addenda302

Addendum A:Covers of some of Brewitt-Taylor's translation of Sanguo Yanyi302

Addendum B:Covers of someof Roberts's translation of Sanguo Yanyi303

Addendum C:The article by E.T.C.W that appeared in Peking ＆ Tientsin Times305

Addendum D:Idioms collected in the selected chapters307

Addendum E:Titles,ranks and offices in the selected chapters309