Translation and Interpreting Studies 10:2
[Translation and Interpreting Studies, 10:2] 2015. iv, 166 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Investigating the usefulness of machine translation for newcomers at the public libraryLynne Bowker and Jairo Buitrago Ciro | pp. 165–186
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The role of interpreters in adjudicating blame: An examination of clitics and active-passive voice in a Spanish-English bilingual criminal trialMarianne Mason | pp. 187–202
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Context as Achilles’ heel of translation technologies: Major implications for end-usersJeffrey Killman | pp. 203–222
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Does ‘translation’ reflect a narrower concept than ‘fanyi’? On the impact of Western theories on China and the concern about EurocentrismNam Fung Chang | pp. 223–242
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Translation theories in “the other Europe”: The Polish traditionLorenzo Costantino | pp. 243–262
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The use of technical collocations in popular science genres: A pilot studyHala Sharkas | pp. 263–276
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English print advertisements for cosmetic and hygienic products and their Persian translations: A critical discourse analysisBahareh Lotfollahi, Saeed Ketabi and Hossein Barati | pp. 277–297
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IntroductionCarol Maier | p. 298
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The somatics of tone and the tone of somatics: The Translator’s Turn revisitedDouglas Robinson | pp. 299–319
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Thomas R. Smith. Airmail: The Letters of Robert Bly and Tomas Tranströmer, Madeleine Renouard & Debra Kelly Barbara Wright: Translation as Art and Brian James Baer & Natalia Olshanskaya Russian Writers on Translation: An AnthologyReviewed by Michelle Woods | pp. 320–328
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Notes on contributorspp. 329–330
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