M.E.B. Türkçe Ders Kitaplarında Kaynak Dili İngilizce Olan Çeviri Metinlerin Çeviri Etiği Bağlamında Andrew Chesterman’ın Çeviri Normları Çerçevesinde İncelenmesi


Lect. Adeviye AYDIN KOÇOĞLU

Thesis Type: Postgraduate

Institution Of The Thesis: Istanbul University, Faculty Of Literature, Department Of Translation Studies, Turkey

Thesis Supervisor: Doç Dr. Nejdet Neydim (Istanbul Üniversitesi Çeviribilim Bölümü)

Approval Date: 2015

Thesis Language: Turkish

Open Archive Collection: AVESIS Open Access Collection

Abstract:

Formerly, in this thesis all translation texts have been diagnosed in the Turkish textbooks sent by Ministry of Education to the secondary schools in Turkey and then three texts have been chosen based on the criteria of source language and text type: Robinson Crusoe, Beyaz Diş (The White Fang) and Sevgili Babam (Papa My Father).At this issue, first two of them, Robinson Crusoe and Beyaz Diş have been divided into sentence by sentence or part by part and and each one has been exposed to a comparative textual analysis as a source and target text under a table. Latterly, sample translation text of both has been presented not with the concern of scientific research but just at the reader’s disposal. And then a descriptive assessment has been made under the each table and textual analysis in order to position each of them in a theoretical pattern through Chesterman’s norms in terms of translation ethics. As to the third research text, Sevgili Babam, its preliminary translation decision apparent in the PS section has just been worth analyzing in this scope of study and subject to the same theoretical investigation. Each word of the first two texts and just the preliminary translation decision of the so-called third text have been put forth descriptively according to the Chesterman’s norms: expectancy, accountability, communication and relation norms. As a consequence, the data gathered in the light of the theoretical perspective mentioned above has been discussed again on the aspect of each norm in question in the conclusion part.