Тема: Establishing and development of the theory of translation as a science in the 20 century

London have maintained its trading activity. In the 9th century Danish invaders destroyed much of the city.
He was an innovator in many fields. As a scientist he rejected the phlogiston theory of matter commonly accepted at the time and he...

... translation not only as a special kind of translation activity and special theory that investigates this kind of activity...
The reported "cooling" in the relations between two friends may be understood as a welcome development by the people who...

...industry flourished, and as a result, in the period following the war “European countries were easily flooded with new...
...on the responsibility of displaying the movie’s title, the name of the director and establishing the hierarchy of actors.

...Moulton) believed that the use of the student's native language should be forbidden at early levels . Translation as a teaching...
Put forth in 1983, the theory of multiple intelligences has inspired a number of research- and - development projects...

...with a situation that can be explained in terms of the semantic theory . The common semes are easily discovered in the comparative analysis of the...
Both in the translation and in the original the situation is described as a "cause-effect" event...

The idea of railway emerged as a result of the development of steam locomotives, but building locomotives and rail systems was...
In 1801, 20 per cent of Britain’s people lived in towns, and by the end of the nineteenth century , it was 75 per cent.