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"in his own right"の意味と日本語訳
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「in his own right」という表現は、英語圏での宗教なり文化のバックグラウンドの基では、 普通の使い方なんだろうと思います。 で、それを日本語に訳す時に、「その子自身が本来持っている”権利”」とかでは、あまりにも直訳的で、 なじまないでしょうね。 たぶん、「その子自身が授かっている”資質”」のような意味合いで捉えるのがいいんだろうと思いますが。
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