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@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ Patterns found in CN→EN translation review. Add to this file as new patterns e
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人生佛教 (Taixu's "Buddhism for Human Life") and 人间佛教 (Yinshun's "Humanistic Buddhism")
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are distinct doctrinal positions in modern Chinese Buddhism. Do not conflate both into
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"Humanistic Buddhism." When the source uses 人生佛教, render as "Buddhism for Human Life"
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or "Human Life Buddhism."
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or "Human Life Buddhism." User may propose a deliberately non-standard rendering
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("Buddhism for daily lives") — that's their call. Don't unilaterally pick from
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the standard set without checking.
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### 心性论 → buddha-nature (WRONG)
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@@ -44,6 +46,20 @@ Check every occurrence of "compassion" in a translation against the source:
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生存层面 = the existential/survival dimension. Not just earning wages.
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→ "survival-level needs" or "the level of basic existence"
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### 修学 → "practice" (drops study dimension)
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修学 combines 修 (practice/cultivation) and 学 (study/learning). Rendering only
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as "practice" loses the study dimension. Use "practice and study" or
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"cultivation and learning" — especially in 静心学堂/Dharma study contexts where
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the academic dimension is emphasized.
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### 信仰者 → "believers" (Christian connotation)
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信仰者 = "people of faith" but in Buddhist context, "believers" carries Christian
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overtones. Use "practitioners" or "adherents" to avoid the implication. Reserve
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"believers" for contexts where the source explicitly uses 信徒 or where the
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Christian parallel is the point.
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## Loss of Dharma meaning
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### 生生增上 → continuously elevate our life (INCOMPLETE)
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@@ -54,6 +70,29 @@ Check every occurrence of "compassion" in a translation against the source:
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## Degree / register shifts
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### "tantamount to" drops 几乎
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几乎 = "almost." "tantamount to" = "is in fact." Dropping 几乎 strengthens the
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claim. Source "几乎等同于一次全球化运动" = "almost equivalent to a globalization
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movement," NOT "tantamount to a globalization movement."
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### "untenable" for 都是不行的 (overstates)
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都是不行的 = "is not acceptable / won't do." "Untenable" = "indefensible" or
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"cannot be maintained." Too strong. Use "impermissible" or "is not acceptable."
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### "monumental event" for 大事 (slight stretch)
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大事 = "a major event" or "an event of importance." "Monumental" is typically
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reserved for tasks, errors, or achievements (e.g. "monumental task,"
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"monumental mistake"). "Event of great importance" or "landmark event" is more
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idiomatic.
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### "perennial" for 永恒 (wrong register)
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永恒 = eternal/ultimate. "Perennial" = recurring (per year, per season). They
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are not synonyms. Use "eternal" or "ultimate."
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### 学部委员 → Member (UNDERSTATES)
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学部委员 is CASS's highest academic title, equivalent to "Academician."
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@@ -83,6 +122,19 @@ or "rose and fell together."
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圣 (sage) and 贤 (worthy) are distinct Confucian categories. Collapsing both
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to "a sage" loses the distinction. → "sagehood and worthiness" or "a sage or worthy."
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### "must" overuse from 应当/倡导
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Source patterns 应当 (should), 倡导 (advocate/champion), 今后要 (going forward, should)
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often get rendered as "must" by reflex. "must" in English is a strong directive
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appropriate only for 一定要, 必须, 务必. Default to "should" or "ought to" for
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recommendations. A whole section may be 倡导 without 一定 anywhere — don't
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manufacture urgency the source doesn't have.
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### 文明 → culture (WRONG)
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文明 is "civilization," not 文化 "culture." When a text discusses 文明传播
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(civilizational transmission), do not substitute "cultural transmission."
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#### 因病返贫 → "back into poverty"
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"返贫" means becoming poor due to illness, not returning to previous poverty. Use "into poverty" or "driven into poverty."
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