The analysis of the contribution of Turkish translation of the work of The Sorrows of Young Werther to teaching of German language

It is clear that intercultural communication has made translation a necessity in recent years. The abundance of written texts has force translation a continual development. Technological improvement has facilitated to make a research and analysis over translation. Bearing new ideas, intercultural communication leads to the formation of a new generation judging over the past wartimes. It makes intercultural peace a necessity and shed a light for the future of all humanity. Goethe, a German poet, playwright and a scientist, was born in Frankfurt am Mein on 28th of August, 1749. He studied law in Leipzig up to 1768. With a desire to grow him up according to the ideals of the period, his father provided him with learning French, Latin and Ancient Greek. Goethe wrote the Sorrows of Young Werther, which made him popular, in 1774. He was introduced to Herder in Strasbourg and they became good friends. The young Weimer Duke Karl August, to whom he was introduced in 1775, called Goethe to Weimar. He appointed him as his special delegate of consultant and granted him the title of