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12:47 Nov 25, 2009 |
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English to Romanian translations [PRO] Science - Linguistics | |||||
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5 +1 | constructed |
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constructed Explanation: Ce e "outrageous" e textul in engleza. Iata ce cred ca a vrut sa spuna poetul: Produse secundare - reprezinta produse limitate la o gama bine definita. Toate modelele derivate [adica bazate pe un prototip din gama asta] vor fi construite in conf. cu specificatia gamei. Fiecare produs se va conforma exact specificatiei iar orice deviatie va fi considerata inacceptabila. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2009-11-25 14:19:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Uite textul original al lui Itamar Even-Zohar. Nu m-as incumeta sa-l traduc fara sa citesc intregul capitol. "The primary vs. secondary opposition is that of innovativeness vs. conservatism in the repertoire. When a repertoire is established and all derivative models pertaining to it are constructed in full accordance with what it allows, we are faced with a conservative repertoire (and system). Every individual product (utterance, text) of it will then be highly predictable, and any deviation will be considered outrageous." -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2009-11-25 14:42:06 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Take 2: Tipul secundar se refera la creatii [lingvistice] bazate pe un repertoar conservator. Toate modelele apartinand acestui tip sunt construite conf. regulilor acceptate ale acestui repertoar. Orice produs al acestui tip va fi complet previzibil, si orice deviere va face o impresie socanta. [Adica daca inventezi ceva care nu e exact conform paradigmei, rezultatul va fi socant]. |
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