Sociocultural Aspects of Translating and Interpreting

• Foreword | p. vii
• Introduction: On the social and cultural in translation studies
  Anthony Pym | pp. 1–25
• Agents behind translation
• Trends in the translation of a minority language: The case of Dutch
  Stella Linn | pp. 27–39
• “Of course Germans have a certain interest in Finland, but…”: Openness to Finnish literature in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s
  Pekka Kujamäki | pp. 41–52
• Translation from the point of view of the East German censorship files
  Gaby Thomson-Wohlgemuth | pp. 53–64
• Social histories
• Choosing not to translate: Zero translations in the first Portuguese Robinson Crusoe
  Maria Goreti Monteiro | pp. 65–72
• From Robinson Crusoe to Robinson in Wallachia: The intricacies of the reception process
  Rodica Dimitriu | pp. 73–82
• Perceived roles and values
• Translating from across the channel in nineteenth-century France: Philarète Chasles, Thackeray and Jules Janin
  Gabriel Louis Moyal | pp. 83–91
• English translation in Gujarat: Emerging consensus
  Rita Kothari | pp. 93–99
• Interaction of inner and outer contexts
• Between Translation and Traduction: The many paradoxes of Deux Solitudes
  Agnes Whitfield | pp. 101–116
• Bilingual translation/writing as intercultural communication
  Daniel Gagnon | pp. 117–127
• Power relations disclosed
• The female state of the art: Women in the “translation field”
  Michaela Wolf | pp. 129–141
• Translation as discursive import: Changes in the transfer of proper nouns in Latvian
  Ieva Zauberga | pp. 143–150
• Power distribution and cooperation
• “Translation culture” in interpreted asylum hearings
  Sonja Pöllabauer | pp. 151–162
• Interpreting at an immigration detention center in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: Communication and power
  Guillermo R. Navarro Montesdeoca | pp. 163–171
• Negotiating linguistic and cultural identities in interpreter-mediated communication for public health services
  Mette Rudvin | pp. 173–190
• Constructing systems
• Babel rebuilt: A survey of social welfare institutions and interpreting and translation services in Flanders
  Katrien Lannoy and Jan Van Gucht | pp. 191–200
• From 10-minute wedding ceremonies to three-week spa treatment programs: Reconstructing the system of sign language interpreting in Styria
  Nadja Grbić | pp. 201–214
• The view from Interpreting Studies
• “Going social?” On pathways and paradigms in interpreting studies
  Franz Pöchhacker | pp. 215–232
• Notes on contributors | pp. 233–236
• Index | pp. 253–255

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