Part �� Chinese Translation Theory Chapter One Translation of Buddhist Scriptures Chapter Two Translation ofWestem Science by Jesuit Missionaries in the Ming Dynasty Chapter Three Translation of Science in the Late Qing Dynasty Chapter Four Yan Fu's Translation Principles Chapter Five Lin Shu's Translation Activities Chapter Six Hu Shi's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Seven Lu Xun's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Eight Liang Shiqiu's Translation Theory and His Disputes with Lu Xun Chapter Nine Lin Yutang's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Ten Guo Moruo's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Eleven Zhu Shenghao's Translation of Shakespeare Chapter Twelve Fu Lei's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Thirteen Qian Zhongshu's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Fourteen Wang Zuoliang's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Fifteen Yang Xianyi��Gladys Yang and Translation of Chinese Classics Chapter Sixteen Yu Guangzhong's Translation Theory and Practice Chapter Seventeen Hu Gengshen's Translation Theory and Practice Part �� Western Translation Theory Chapter One The Romans��Cicero��Horace and Quintilian Chapter Two Bible Translation in the West Chapter Three Translation Theory in Medieval and Renaissance Times Chapter Four John Dryden's Translation Theory Chapter Five Alexander Fraser Tytler and Essay on the Principles of Translation Chapter Six Translation Theory in Germany��Goere and Schleiermacher Chapter Seven Victorian Translation and Criticism��On Translating Homer Chapter Eight Edward Fitzgerald and His Translation of The Rubdiydt Chapter Nine Linguistic Theory of Translation��Jakobson and Catford Chapter Ten Theodore Savory and The Art ofTranslation Chapter Eleven Eugene Nida's Translation Theory Chapter Twelve Peter Newmark's Translation Theory Chapter Thirteen Susan Bassnett and Cultural Translation Chapter Fourteen Lawrence Venuti's Translation Theory Chapter Fifteen Functionalist Approaches to Translation and Skopostheorie Chapter Sixteen Pierre Bourdieu and The Fiem of Cultural Production Chapter Seventeen Mona Baker and Corpus Linguistics and Translation Studies Implications and Applications