In this article the influence of the Postmodermism's philosophic ideas on the theory of translation is discussed. The Author used these ideas to show that the process of translation has an intertextual character and the traditional translational chain could be treated as a particular example of intertexts chain. The philosophical frame also helps to understand the translation as a dialectical game between the ontological secondariness and originality.
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