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A SUMMARY OF COMPENSATION Done by: Abdalla Adnan Al- taweil ST No: 120101809 Supervised by: Dr Shaban Al- Omary Islamic University- Gaza English Department Translation 1 In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful

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A SUMMARY OF COMPENSATION

Done by: Abdalla Adnan Al-taweil

ST No: 120101809 Supervised by: Dr Shaban Al- Omary

Islamic University- Gaza

English Department

Translation 1

In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful

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Deficiency versus compensation التعويض مقابل العجز

A deficiency occurs when a particular semantic or grammatical concept does not exist in either the SL or the TL. While a compensation, a technique of reducing translation loss, is an attempt to make for that deficiency through some other means; i.e. the lack of the dual pronoun form of address in English: can be compensated with the use of both to indicate duality, i.e. you both.

أنتـما

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What do we benefit from compensation?- We use compensation to palliate the effects of using

calque.

Note: There are many forms for compensation; one example is exegetic translation [i.e. inserting an explanatory addition to the TT].

Exegetic translation: a translation style in which the TT expresses and comments additional details that are not obviously conveyed in ST.

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What is the major challenge in applying compensation?

-To make balance between the loss of economy, denotative meaning and cultural presupposition, and the loss of message content.

What are the major factors that affect on compensation?

Nature and purpose of the ST.

Nature and needs of the target audience (TA).

The purpose of the TT.

In English, there is no lexical equivalent to the word ذكر, so we use exegetic translation. An appropriate paraphrase is found in Sufism: incessant repletion of certain words or formulas in praise of God.

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The Boundary Between Compensation And Constraint

-Using bilingual dictionaries and accepting the equivalents they provide as they are, without paraphrase or introducing them by explanations, is called constraint not compensation.

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Compensation Categories :

Compensation in kind: compensation that usually entails a different kind of textual effect in TT from the one used in the TT.

Compensation in place: compensation which involves a TT textual effect occurring at a different place and relative to the other features in the TT context.

Compensation by splitting: compensation which involves dividing up a feature carried in a relatively shorter

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COMPENSATION BY SPILLING

A small loss of a denotative meaning accurancy could be compensated for by collocational acceptability, then it would be in literal translation too.

e.g. In Arabic, the dual adjective كال can sometimes be rendered to "both".

In translating شديدين to overwhelming or extreme, "both" can be deleted.

حذٍر ..... و بحرٍص يتعاملون الجميع بقي لهذا و. شديدين….. their dealings with each other continued to be motivated by overwhelming greed and extreme caution.