Translation Spaces

Volume 1 (2012)

2012. 200 pp.

Publishing status: Available

© John Benjamins Publishing Company

https://doi.org/10.1075/ts.1

Table of Contents

Introduction Deborah A. Folaron and Gregory M. Shreve	1–4
Translation, Globalization, and Communication Technology
Digitalizing translation Deborah A. Folaron	5–31
Translation, Information, Culture and Society
Translation crowdsourcing and user-translator motivation at Facebook and Skype Marit Mesipuu	33–53
Using concept mapping and the web as corpus to develop terminological competence among translators and interpreters Frank Austermühl	54–80
Translation, Government, Law and Policy
Considerations for translation rights 2.0 Gaafar Sadek	81–100
Translation, Computation and Information
Translation as human–computer interaction Sharon O'Brien	101–122
Translation and Entertainment
Translation as the new game in the digital era Minako O'Hagan	123–141
Translation, Commerce and Economy
The industrialization of translation: Causes, consequences and challenges Keiran J. Dunne	143–168
Translation as an Object of Study
Just a matter of scope Ricardo Muñoz Martín	169–188

Subjects

Linguistics

Discourse studies

Translation & Interpreting Studies

Translation Studies