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Chapter One Introduction1

1.1 Purpose of the Research4

1.2 Definition of Translation Policy5

1.2.1 Toury's Norm Theory and Translation Policy5

1.2.2 Hermans'Norm Theory7

1.2.3 Definition of Translation Policy in This Book9

1.3 Scope of the Research13

1.4 Description of Primary Methodology16

1.5 General Layout of the Book19

Chapter Two Rationale and Theoretical Framework22

2.1 Theoretical Background22

2.1.1 Habermas's Communicative Theory23

2.1.2 Even-Zohar's Polysystem Theory31

2.1.3 Descriptive Translation Studies34

2.1.4 Lefevere's Rewriting Theory37

2.1.5 Vermeer's Skopos Theory42

2.2 The Re-location of Translation Policy Research in Translation Studies45

2.2.1 The Realistic Existence of Translation Policy45

2.2.2 Previous Research on Translation Policy49

2.2.3 Translation Policy and Its Position in Holmes'"Map"51

2.2.4 The Re-location of Translation Policy Research56

Chapter Three Translating Activities in Cultural Transition Periods59

3.1 1919—194961

3.1.1 Translation in the May 4th Period62

3.1.2 The Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War Period69

3.2 Translation since 197673

3.2.1 The New Literature and Art Policy73

3.2.2 A Series of Regulating Measures77

3.2.3 Progresses in the New Era80

3.3 Summary81

Chapter Four Chinese Translating Activities in Cultural Stabilized Periods83

4.1 1949—196684

4.1.1 Organization and Plan of Translation Work by the State84

4.1.2 The Politics-oriented Translation Policy102

4.1.3 Summary124

4.2 The"Cultural Revolution"Period(1966—1976)126

4.2.1 Translating and Publishing of Foreign History Books128

4.2.2 Translating and Publishing of Foreign Geography Books129

4.2.3 The"Task Group of Translators" in Shanghai130

4.2.4 "White-Covers"and Zhaiyi133

4.2.5 The Translation of UN Documents136

4.3 The Translator Restricted by Politics139

4.4 Translator's Subjectivity despite Political Constraints142

Chapter Five The Functions of Translating Institutions in Policy Implementation150

5.1 Central Compilation＆Translation Bureau151

5.2 Publishing Houses153

5.3 Political Priority over Profit Priority157

5.3.1 The Translation of Marxist Works159

5.3.2 The Translation of Works from Other Socialist Countries since 1949166

Chapter Six Some Tentative Suggestions for Reference172

6.1 Major Problems in the Translation Market173

6.2 Some Policy Suggestions for Reference176

6.2.1 Establishing More Translation-related Policies and Legal Systems177

6.2.2 More Policy-related Preferences182

Chapter Seven Conclusion186

Appendix191

References193

Acknowledgements207