BI181 Introducing Bible Translations
Sign in to rateBible translation expert Dr. Mark Strauss introduces the philosophies of translation in order to equip students in their selection of a specific version (or versions) of the Bible. Dr. Strauss compares functional and formal equivalence and describes the strengths and weaknesses of each. He discusses elements of language such as gender terminology, idioms, and metaphors to reveal the importance of this often-overlooked but fundamental part of preaching, teaching, and personal Bible study.
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Speaker and the Course
1m
Introduction to Bible Translation
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Language and Translation
4m
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Translation Processes
Lexical Semantics
8m
Translation Philosophies
Strengths of Formal Equivalence
11m
Appendix: Screencasts
Comparing Translations Using the Version River Graph
3m
