Becoming a translator : an introduction to the theory and practice of translation

Por:

Robinson, Douglas

Colaborador(es):

Kenny, Dorothy [colab.]

Tipo de material: Texto

TextoDetalles de publicación: Oxon : Routledge , 2012Edición: 3rd editionDescripción: xii, 230 pISBN:

978-0-415-6159-7

Tema(s):

Resumen: 1. External knowledge: The User's View 2. Internal knowledge: the Translator's View 3. The Process of Translation 4. Drawing on Experience: How Being a Translator is More Than Just Being Good at Languages 5. Starting with People: Social Interaction as the First Key Focus of Translators' Experience of the World. 6. Working with People: The Workplace as the Interactive Setting for Specialized Terminologies 7. Translation as an Operation Performed In and On Languages 8. Working and Understanding Through Social Networks 9. The Impact on Translation of Culture(s) 10. When Habit Fails.

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1. External knowledge: The User's View 2. Internal knowledge: the Translator's View 3. The Process of Translation 4. Drawing on Experience: How Being a Translator is More Than Just Being Good at Languages 5. Starting with People: Social Interaction as the First Key Focus of Translators' Experience of the World. 6. Working with People: The Workplace as the Interactive Setting for Specialized Terminologies 7. Translation as an Operation Performed In and On Languages 8. Working and Understanding Through Social Networks 9. The Impact on Translation of Culture(s) 10. When Habit Fails.

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