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Form, Function, and the “Literal Meaning” Fallacy
M. L. strauss , literal meaning Fallacy 1. Form, Function, and the literal meaning Fallacy in Bible Translation Mark L. strauss Bethel Seminary San Diego Introduction: The Rise of meaning -Based Bible Translation The 1980s and 90s may rightly be called the heyday of functional equivalence in Bible translation. During these decades the meaning -based translation theories associated especially with Eugene Nida, the United Bible Societies and Wycliffe Bible Translators (SIL), flourished both in the English speaking world and in the world of international Bible translation. Nida originally referred to his method as dynamic equivalence, later adopting the more appropriate functional equivalent. 1 The first English version to consciously adopt this method was Today's English Version (TEV; also known as the Good News Bible [GNB]).
M. L. Strauss, “Literal Meaning” Fallacy 3 Indeed, the last few years have seen a resurgence in formal equivalence as a translation theory, a trend D. A. Carson calls “the rise of linguistic conservatism.”7 This may be seen, on the one hand, in recent versions like the ESV and HCSB which tend
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