Abstract
The present article focuses on a hermeneutic approach to translation, namely ‘philosophy of translation.’ Being too abstract and too speculative, this type of research approach has been relatively neglected in recent translation studies. The core translation theories of fourphilosophers -Schleiermacher, Benjamin, Berman and Ricoeur- are presented here so as to extract some insightful issues neglected by many of recent empirical studies.
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