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Resumen: Raúl Narváez expone las limitaciones y condicionamientos de la "supuesta libertad" que los traductores parecen tener. Ejemplifica su propuesta con textos muy variados que van desde The Glass Menagerie de Tenesse Williams al tango "Adiós muchachos" pasando por textos de Federico García Lorca, Oscar Wilde hasta términos técnicos. El autor es Traductor Público de Inglés y profesor adjunto de Lengua Inglesa I en la carrera de Traductor Püblico de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.

Resumen: Raúl Eduardo Narváez holds the degrees of PHD in Modern Languages- Specialisation: English Language [USAL] Sworn Translator - English Language [UBA], Teacher of English [I.S.J.M A- 85].He has given lectures and also published many articles about the act of translating both in Argentina and abroad. In 1994 he was awarded, by he Association of Sworn Translators of the City of Buenos Aires, a scholarship for specialisation in translation at the University of Granada, Spain. At the University of Buenos Aires, he holds the chair of "Translation and Interpretation 1" [School of Law] and of English [School of Social Sciences].At the Teacher Training College San Agustín - A 757 he holds the position of Director of Studies.

Resumen: The essence of the act of translating has implied, from early times, dealing with different and often extreme approaches. The aim of this work is to offer a general view of two of them - "The linguistic approach and the hermeneutic approach" - and to demonstrate that both approaches can intervene simultaneously during every act of translating - the intervention of one does not discard the possible intervention of the other. To that effect, although specialized translation is included in the analysis, much greater attention has been paid to literary translation. In addition, in Part III, by means of abundant evidence, the act of translating is defined as consisting in "An Act of Freedom" and also in "An adventure in the Fields of Culture"...