... related problems There are plans to form shortly a working committee of HAS, for the purpose of theoretically co-ordinating all ofthe Hungarian work in MT and mathematical linguistics György Szépe ... mathematicians and linguists of different institutions The Center plans to form an official MT group in 1964 3) Debrecen Group for Mathematical and Applied Linguistics Director: Ferenc Papp This group ... planning to work on English-Hungarian MT In addition, there are many persons, some of whom are not associated directly with the above-mentioned groups, who are working on related problems There...
... translator‘s intention to that ofthe author ofthe original, not ofthe appropriateness ofthe translator‘s intention to that ofthe evaluator‖ (1987:223) He proposes a multilevel grid for textological ... SEPT: the objective ofthe translator To avoid subjectivity and hypercriticism in TQA, Larose reminds the evaluator the necessity to assess a translation ―in terms ofthe appropriateness ofthe ... formal features ofthe original or adapt the source text extensively depends on the function ofthe 16 target text and thetranslation issued by the initiator ofthetranslation request Therefore,...
... according to genre and tothe situational dimensions of register and genre A “statement of quality” is then made ofthetranslation Finally, thetranslation can be categorized into one of two ... according to House’s model? What are the remaining problems ofthe translation? Whether thetranslation is an overt or covert kind of translation? What might be some implications for thetranslation ... foundation to assess the quality ofthe target text and to challenge House’s idea that to literary work, it has to be an overt kind oftranslation Reserch questions How good is the translation...
... by the German Blitzkrieg, theJapanese Army turned its eyes tothe south for the first time in its history For theJapanese Army, which had regarded the Soviet Union as its principal hypothetical ... better to use the coming winter to capture natural resources in the south to prepare war against the Soviet Union which, theJapanese Army supposed, might happen in the spring of 1942 The primary ... theJapanese Public 90 The First Perceptions ofthe Singapore Naval Base Cancellation ofthe Plan 94 100 Anglo -Japanese Diplomacy over the Singapore Naval Base 106 The Singapore Naval Base in the...
... ofthe navy Both the Minister ofthe Navy and Chief ofthe Navy General Staff had the right of direct access tothe Emperor The Minister ofthe Navy was a member ofthe cabinet but Chief ofthe ... (Daihon’ei) The Minister of 29 the Navy, the Minister of War, and several senior officers ofthe Ministry ofthe Navy and the Ministry of War were also members of Imperial General Headquarters But the ... opened its doors tothe rest ofthe world, it was the height ofthe Victorian Age TheJapanese looked upon Britain as the symbol of modernisation and the Western civilisation To become a country...
... into conflicts, they had not come tothe surface because ofthe resonance ofthe past cordial relationships and the efforts of leaders of both countries As for the possibility of an Anglo -Japanese ... during the tour Tokyo Asahi Shinbun, 29 October, 1919, p.2 37 as the first proposal ofthe plan to construct a new naval base in Singapore Since the arrival ofthe American invitation tothe Washington ... clash between the Chinese people and theJapanese residents in Shanghai To rescue theJapanese residents, the Imperial Japanese Navy in Shanghai, unaware ofthe conspiracy ofthe army officers, put...
... abandon the base After the First World War, with the extinction ofthe German Navy and the opening ofthe Panama Canal, the centre ofthe sea power struggle was moving from the Atlantic tothe Pacific ... up Japanese disillusion at the time ofthe abrogation ofthe Anglo -Japanese Alliance: The annulment [of the Alliance] caused a profound impression in Japan and was viewed as the spurning of ... Japan’s Total Empire, pp.55-114 53 121 1930s, theJapanese image of Britain gradually deteriorated The unpopularity ofthe Lytton Report among theJapanese public led tothe increased unpopularity of...
... at the Five Ministers’ Conference which consisted ofthe Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Finance, the Minister ofthe Navy and the Minister of War It was the ... The task ofthe First Committee was to study and formulate a firm and concrete policy of south-bound expansion The Second Committee was to study how to make the organisation ofthe Imperial Japanese ... 1936 to 1940 and the origin oftheJapanese plan to attack British Malaya and Singapore In particular, it analyses the history of two different but related aspects The first is why the Imperial Japanese...
... plan “Outline of Policy toward the South” to them The points were: (1) The purpose of policy towards the south is to establish self-support Japanese economic sphere of interest and to reduce British ... was too early to carry them out What they chose was to use the “Outline of Policy toward the South”, which was an agreement between the War Guidance Office ofthe Army General Staff and the Operations ... Staff report on the defence of Singapore and the Far East dated 31 July 1940 Aware ofthe importance of these documents, the commanding officer of Atlantis, Captain Rogge, sent them tothe German...
... Minister ofthe Navy to rein the Army General Staff and the Navy General Staff respectively In the critical period from the commencement ofthe German Blitzkrieg in May 1940 tothe outbreak ofthe ... Britain had the plans to establish the Singapore Naval Base, the construction ofthe base hardly progressed during this period This dilatory construction contributed tothe non-exercise oftheJapanese ... caution towards the development ofthe base When considering Japanese domestic political history in the period between the two world wars, the Tōsuiken Kanpan Commotion over the ratification of the...
... Democracy) Tokyo: Yūhikaku, 2006 Higuchi, Hidemi Nihon Kaigun kara mita Nichū Kankeishi Kenkyū (A Study ofthe History of Sino -Japanese Relations from the Point of View oftheJapanese Navy)Tokyo: ... 1977 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Nihon Gaikō Bunsho, Washinton Kaigi Ge (Japanese Diplomatic Documents, Washington Conference, Vol 2) Tokyo: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1978 The ... Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1974 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Nihon Gaikō Bunsho, Washinton Kaigi Jō (Japanese Diplomatic Documents, Washington Conference, Vol 1) Tokyo: The Ministry of...
... if the United States, from amour propre, wished to have the right to fortify their islands, should they wish to so, I though Japan could perfectly will consent, thereby retaining the right to ... have to be taken into consideration when considering the future of Singapore, since Singapore was the entrance tothe Indian Ocean and we might require to take some action there He said of course ... put by the army, but nothing of a naval nature He asked me if I thought should Japan consent to leave these bases exactly as they were ( they would be willing even to remove the guns from the Bonin...
... China Sea and the Malay Peninsula From Authur J Marder, Old Friends, New Enemies (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1981), p.522 327 Map Malaya From Brian P Farrell, The Defence and Fall of Singapore 1940-1942 ... 1940-1942 (Stroud: Tempus, 2005), p.408 328 Map Singapore Island and the Naval Base Options From Brian P Farrell, The Defence and Fall of Singapore 1940-1942 (Stroud: Tempus, 2005), p.407 329 ...
... Nida (1982), is to reproduce “in terms ofthe degree to which the receptors ofthe message in the receptor language respond to it in substantially the same manner as the receptor in the source language ... is the receptor's response, in Nida's own term, "the degree to which the receptors ofthe message in the receptor language respond to it in substantially the same manner as the receptors in the ... tothetranslationof bị and into English IV RESEARCH SCOPE The general research area of this study is translationThe phenomenon is the application of formal and dynamic equivalence tothe translation...
... Pretending to power in the name ofthe universal, the nobility and bourgeoisie ofthe robe promote the objectification and therefore the historical efficacy ofthe universal; they cannot make use ofthe ... motivates them to direct themselves, in their educational and social choices, toward one or the other pole ofthe field of power, the intellectual pole o r the business pole, and to adopt the corresponding ... first of all, in the very conditions of life, in the opposition between boarding, on the one hand, and the free life ofthe university student, on the other; then in the contents and especially the...
... part consists ofthe rationale, the aims ofthe study, the research questions, the scope ofthe study, the methods ofthe study and the design ofthe study Rationale Translation used to be considered ... order to replace them, pure and simple The translations take the place ofthe originals They function as the originals in the culture tothe extent that the originals disappear behind the translations ... translations The Vietnamese were forced to deal with the other by the spread of Buddhism, which did not threaten the fabric of society, and therefore could be acculturated rather easily on the terms of the...