THE LOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF TRANSLATION TRANSFORMATIONS

Abstract

Translation, as both a process and a product, requires the careful transformation of ideas, concepts, and expressions from one language into another. This task, often perceived as purely linguistic, is deeply rooted in logical principles that guide the choice of translation strategies. This paper explores the logical foundations of translation transformations, aiming to bridge the gap between linguistic structures and logical reasoning. By analyzing the underlying cognitive and philosophical aspects of translation transformations, this study contributes to the development of a more comprehensive and scientifically grounded approach to translation theory.