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As a collection of eight contributions drawing on full-fledged SFL to translation studies, the book includes studies that centre on the theoretical and methodological framework, with instances of translation between different languages being treated as illustrations of phenomena that arise in translation rather than as empirical evidence forming part of a large-scale study. Arranged chronologically to reflect the development of ideas, the eight chapters are all written by Halliday and Matthiessen and are based on Hallidayan SFL rather than other “variants” of SFL. The chapters can all be characterized as text-based, meaning-oriented, system-oriented and metafunctional. They involve different aspects of language operating in context of culture, serving to explore the notion of translation as recreation of meaning in context.

Published: Nov 1, 2024

Book Contributors

• Editor - Bo Wang ([email protected] - bowang) 'Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Macau'
• Editor - Yuanyi Ma ([email protected] - myuanyi)
• Editor - Christian M.I.M. Matthiessen ([email protected] - cmatthiessen) 'University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), Beijing '
• Author - M.A.K. Halliday † ([email protected] - book-auth-21) 'University of Sydney (Emeritus)'
• Author - Kazuhiro Teruya ([email protected] - kteruya)
• Author - Canzhong Wu ([email protected] - Wu1958994821) 'Independent scholar'

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Section	Chapter	Authors
Introduction
	Introduction	Christian Matthiessen, Bo Wang, Yuanyi Ma
Front Matter
	Personal Note	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 1
	Towards a Theory of Good Translation	M.A.K. Halliday †
Chapter 2
	The Environments of Translation	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 3
	Multilingual Studies as a Multi-dimensional Space of Interconnected Language Studies	Christian Matthiessen, Kazuhiro Teruya, Canzhong Wu
Chapter 4
	The Gloosy Ganoderm: Systemic Functional Linguistics and Translation	M.A.K. Halliday †
Chapter 5
	Pinpointing the Choice: Meaning and the Search for Equivalents in a Translated Text	M.A.K. Halliday †
Chapter 6
	Choice in Translation: Metafunctional Considerations	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 7
	The Notion of a Multilingual Meaning Potential: A Systemic Exploration	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 8
	Translation, Multilingual Text Production and Cognition Viewed in Terms of Systemic Functional Linguistics	Christian Matthiessen