
This PhD research focuses on the linguocultural aspects of translating terms related to clothing across Kazakh, Chinese, and English languages. It examines how national attire and its terminology are represented and transmitted in literary works, particularly in translations of the novel-epic «Abai». The study highlights the cultural significance of clothing as a marker of national identity and explores the challenges and methods involved in accurately conveying these ethnocultural specificities in translation. The research aims to deepen the understanding of linguistic and cultural interrelations, contributing to translation studies, comparative linguistics, and linguoculturology.
The practical significance of this research lies in its applicability to the teaching of various linguistic and translation disciplines. Graduates with this specialization are equipped for roles in academia, translation, and cross-cultural communication.
The defense is for a specific PhD dissertation. General admission requirements for the PhD program are not detailed in the provided text.
The program culminates in a PhD Dissertation Defense, signifying the award of a PhD degree.
The program focuses on the linguocultural study of Kazakh, Chinese, and English languages, particularly in translation.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Translator, Interpreter, Linguist, Researcher, and Academic, with applicability in teaching linguistic and translation disciplines.
Admission to the PhD program requires relevant prior academic qualifications. General admission requirements for international students are not detailed in the provided text.
The dissertation defense is scheduled to take place online via Microsoft Teams. The provided information describes the defense event for a specific PhD dissertation.