Comparative Analysis of Translation Theories in Asian and European Contexts

Abstract

This study provides a comparative analysis of translation theories across Asian and European contexts. By examining historical and contemporary translation practices, the paper highlights the cultural and linguistic nuances influencing translation outcomes. The research discusses key theoretical frameworks and their applications in multilingual settings, revealing significant differences and commonalities in translation approaches. This comparative analysis offers insights into the dynamics of cross-cultural communication and the role of language in global interactions.