The Quest for Argumentative Equivalence

Argumentative patterns in political interpreting contexts

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What are the implications of strategic manoeuvring for the activity of the simultaneous interpreter? This is the main question addressed in The Quest for Argumentative Equivalence. Based on the analysis of a multilingual comparable corpus named ARGO, the book investigates political argumentation with an eye to its reformulation by interpreters. After reporting and discussing a series of case studies illustrating interpreters’ problems in the political context, the study reconstructs the prototypical argumentative patterns used by Obama, Cameron, Sarkozy and Hollande not only in a hermeneutical perspective, but also considering interpreters’ need to reproduce them into a foreign language. Situated at the intersection of Argumentation Theory and Interpreting Studies, the book provides a contribution to the descriptive study of political argumentation, highlighting the presence of interpreters as a key contextual variable in political communication and deepening the study of the interlinguistic and translational implications of the act of arguing.
[Argumentation in Context, 18]  2020.  xv, 238 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/aic.18
Table of Contents
List of tables
ix
List of figures
xi
Transcription conventions
xiii
Acknowledgements
xv
Introduction
1–7
Chapter 1. Strategic manoeuvring in political interpreting contexts
9–41
Chapter 2. Corpus and methodology
43–67
Chapter 3. Barack Obama
69–103
Chapter 4. David Cameron
105–135
Chapter 5. Nicolas Sarkozy
137–166
Chapter 6. François Hollande
167–196
Chapter 7. Conclusions
197–203
References
204–216
Appendix
217–236
Index
237
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