Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper)
This paper originates from empirical studies of translation process, from the epistemological perspective, we can relate the translation process to how subjective spirit can attach to the external world. To unfold the translation process ontologically and epistemologically, we integrate the logical...
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| description | This paper originates from empirical studies of translation process, from the epistemological perspective, we can relate the translation process to how subjective spirit can attach to the external world. To unfold the translation process ontologically and epistemologically, we integrate the logical abduction inference with semantic theory "influence the best explanation". After a large amount of TAPs data collections and theoretical discussions in translation process empirical studies (including our research), we conclude that a translator dynamically employ both of the subjective translation units and objective translation units during the translation process by combing subjectivity and objectivity physically, mentally and philosophically; As the translating conduction went on --- the proceeding of deverbalization translation strategies and mental lexical access strategies is on, the translators flexibly and frequently appeal to abduction hypothesis and abduction reasoning. We end this paper with a reflection on the experimental design of the translation process empirical study: the Survivor-ship bias points out the judge's bias to high-proficiency participants; and the limitation of inductive reasoning and analogical reasoning lead to the relevant rigor -skepticism. We call for a closer interdisciplinary and a diversity research on philosophy, logic and empirical studies on translation process. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7902ee7417084ab6826604daa6aec0412022-12-21T22:21:28ZengInternational Institute of Informatics and CyberneticsJournal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics1690-45242020-10-011854348Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper)Li GaoJiahong GuoThis paper originates from empirical studies of translation process, from the epistemological perspective, we can relate the translation process to how subjective spirit can attach to the external world. To unfold the translation process ontologically and epistemologically, we integrate the logical abduction inference with semantic theory "influence the best explanation". After a large amount of TAPs data collections and theoretical discussions in translation process empirical studies (including our research), we conclude that a translator dynamically employ both of the subjective translation units and objective translation units during the translation process by combing subjectivity and objectivity physically, mentally and philosophically; As the translating conduction went on --- the proceeding of deverbalization translation strategies and mental lexical access strategies is on, the translators flexibly and frequently appeal to abduction hypothesis and abduction reasoning. We end this paper with a reflection on the experimental design of the translation process empirical study: the Survivor-ship bias points out the judge's bias to high-proficiency participants; and the limitation of inductive reasoning and analogical reasoning lead to the relevant rigor -skepticism. We call for a closer interdisciplinary and a diversity research on philosophy, logic and empirical studies on translation process.http://www.iiisci.org/Journal/CV$/sci/pdfs/IP098LL20.pdf abductionthink-aloudepistemologyartificial intelligencesurvivor-ship biassemantic influence the best explanationtranslation process |
| spellingShingle | Li Gao Jiahong Guo Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper) Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics abduction think-aloud epistemology artificial intelligence survivor-ship bias semantic influence the best explanation translation process |
| title | Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper) |
| title_full | Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper) |
| title_fullStr | Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper) |
| title_short | Reflections on Translation Empirical Studies by Peirce's Abduction Theory (Invited Paper) |
| title_sort | reflections on translation empirical studies by peirce s abduction theory invited paper |
| topic | abduction think-aloud epistemology artificial intelligence survivor-ship bias semantic influence the best explanation translation process |
| url | http://www.iiisci.org/Journal/CV$/sci/pdfs/IP098LL20.pdf
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