Corpus-Based Research in Legal and Institutional Translation

Articles
• The use of corpora in legal and institutional translation studies: Directions and applications
  Fernando Prieto Ramos | pp. 1–11
• When international case-law meets national law: A corpus-based study on Italian system-bound loan words in ECtHR judgments
  Katia Peruzzo | pp. 12–38
• Deontic modality in English-Thai legislative translation: A corpus-based study
  Mali Satthachai & Dorothy Kenny | pp. 39–66
• The formulaicity of translations across EU institutional genres: A corpus-driven analysis of lexical bundles in translated and non-translated language
  Łucja Biel, Dariusz Koźbiał & Katarzyna Wasilewska | pp. 67–92
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  Building representative multi-genre corpora for legal and institutional translation research: The LETRINT approach to text categorization and stratified sampling
  Fernando Prieto Ramos, Giorgina Cerutti & Diego Guzmán | pp. 93–116
• A corpus-based study of terminological variation in business incorporation documents from the United States and Peru
  Mary Ann Monteagudo Medina | pp. 117–143
• Procuração/power of attorney: A corpus-based translation-oriented analysis
  Tereza Passos e Sousa Marques Afonso & Maria do Céu Henriques de Bastos | pp. 144–166
• The challenge of multilingual ‘plain language’ in translation-mediated Swiss administrative communication: A preliminary comparative analysis of insurance leaflets
  Annarita Felici & Cornelia Griebel | pp. 167–191

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Abdulmanova, Adelia Khamitovna, Marina Nikolaevna Kulikova & Irina Alekseevna Lekomtseva

2021. Corpus Research Methods in Solving Translation Problems. Philology. Theory & Practice 14:11 ► pp. 3429 ff.

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