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Considerations of Verbal and Idea Rendition

Considerations of Verbal and Idea Rendition

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  • Earl S. Kalland

What is the function and purpose of a modern translation of the Bible? This paper considers the translation philosophy that believes that the translator should produce in his own language the thought contained in the work as a whole, and in each sentence and even each word within its context.

Source: Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1967. 5 pages.

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