Exploration of Aesthetic Values iranstion of English
Literature Between a and the Uates
Introdu
Transtion of literature is not a mere linguistic transfer， but also
aer of different cultures ahetics. When it es to the
transtion of English literature between a and the Uates，
the task bees even more plex due to the vast differences in
cultural， historical， ahetic backgrounds. This paper aims to
explore the underlyihetic values and the impact of cultural
factors oranstion of English literature between a and the
Uates.
1. Cultural Factors in Transtion
Transtion of literature involves the interpy of multiple cultural
factors that shape the aesthetic values embedded in a work. Culture
determines one，s perception， uanding， and appreciation of
literature. When transting English literature into ese， it is
important to sider the cultural aspects that may differ between the
two nguages. For example， ese culture pces more emphasis on
harmony， collectivism， and traditions， while Ameri culture tends to
prioritize individualism， independence， and innovation. These cultural
differences have a direflueranstion of works，
especially ing the choice of words， seures， and
Literature Between a and the Uates
Introdu
Transtion of literature is not a mere linguistic transfer， but also
aer of different cultures ahetics. When it es to the
transtion of English literature between a and the Uates，
the task bees even more plex due to the vast differences in
cultural， historical， ahetic backgrounds. This paper aims to
explore the underlyihetic values and the impact of cultural
factors oranstion of English literature between a and the
Uates.
1. Cultural Factors in Transtion
Transtion of literature involves the interpy of multiple cultural
factors that shape the aesthetic values embedded in a work. Culture
determines one，s perception， uanding， and appreciation of
literature. When transting English literature into ese， it is
important to sider the cultural aspects that may differ between the
two nguages. For example， ese culture pces more emphasis on
harmony， collectivism， and traditions， while Ameri culture tends to
prioritize individualism， independence， and innovation. These cultural
differences have a direflueranstion of works，
especially ing the choice of words， seures， and