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Reader―response Criicism Reflected in Translators Horizon of Expectations

Reader―response Criticism Reflected in Translators Horizon of Expectations 　　Reader-response criticism is a theory of literary criticism. This theory holds that the significance of a literary work can only be realized by readers’ act of reading and there is not right or wrong when understanding the meaning of a literary work for it is natural for different readers with different experiences to interpret one text from different perspectives. This point also works in the translation activity. This paper will focus on studying the former reader， namely the translator， explaining why different translators interpret one source text differently based on horizon of expectations， which is a crucial concept of reader-response. 中国论文网 /1/viewhtm　　Reader-response Criticism and Translators 　　According to reader-response criticism， in the translation activity， different translators will interpret the same source text into different versions according to their different horizons of expectations. However， every translators’ horizon of expectations is different from one to another since it is decided by times， regions， cultures， ideologies， personal experiences， aesthetic differences and so on. This chapter is about to take different versions of the same source text as examples to prove how and why different horizons of expectations influence translators’ translation activities from perspectives of times. 　　Different Versions of the Same ST By Translators From 　　Different Times 　　Gadamer proposed every understanding or interpretation is a historical phenomenon； none of them can escape from the control of the history.（qtd. in Huang 31） The translator， as one of the readers in translation activity， his horizon of expectation is historical. According to reader-response theory holds， readers from different times tend to have different horizons of expectations. Also， translators from different periods of history often interpret one work in different ways based on their own hi