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part i theoretical studieschapter 1 introductory remarks1£®1 about this course1£¬2 about translator competencechapter 2 a brief history of translation2£®1 translation in china2£®2 translation in the western worldcbapter 3 translation£º definition and nature3£®1 the definition of translation3£®2 the nature of translationchapter 4 translation£º standard and process4£®1 the standard of translation4£®2 the process of translationchapter 5 methods of translation5£®1 commonly-used techniques of diction5£®2 methods of handling long sentenceschapter 6 intercultural awareness in translation6£®1 culture£¬language and translation6£®2 cultural comparison in translation6£®3 the treatment of cultural components in translationchapter 7 translationese in english-chinese translation7£®1 translationese£º a style or a syndrome7£®2 main causes of translationese7£®3 possible solutionschapter 8 chinglish in chinese-english translation8£®1 main causes of chinglish8£®2 possible solutionspart ii practical translationchapter 9 translation of scientific texts£®9£®1 general remarks9£®2 linguistic features of scientific texts9£®3 case study 19£®4 case study 29£®5 translationexerciseschapter 10 translation of legal texts10£®1 general remarks10£®2 linguistic features of legal texts10£®3 case study 110£®4 case study 210£®5 translation exerciseschapter 11 translation of news texts11£®1 generalremarks11£®2 linguistic features of news texts11£®3 case study 111£®4 case study 211£®5 translation exerciseschapter 12 translation of advertising texts12£®1 generalremarks12£®2 linguistic features of advertising texts12£®3 case study 112£®4 case study 212£®5 translation exercisespart iii literary translationchapter13 translation offiction13£®1 generalremarks¡­¡­chapter 14 translation of prosechapter 15 translation of dramachapter 16 translation of poetryappendices