A Case Study of Eco-translatology

Abstract

Translation is needed for communication between different countries or nations, for communication between different cultures, and for mutual reference among different civilizations. Translation is a kind of cross-cultural communication, and its importance is self-evident. Eco-translatology, as a new translation theory, has been widely concerned since it was put forward. Its “translation ecological environment” has brought people a new cognitive vision. Its focus on the “translator center” has also enabled people to understand the translator’s subjectivity again. Its emphasis on “three-dimensional transformation” has opened up a micro path for translation studies. Therefore, the combination of eco-translatology and literary translation may produce different sparks, thus injecting new strength into cultural communication.