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Publication details [#3937]

Holmes, James S. 1988. The name and nature of Translation Studies. In Holmes, James S. and Raymond van den Broeck, eds. Translated! Papers on literary translation and Translation Studies (Approaches to Translation Studies 7). Amsterdam: Rodopi. pp. 67–80.

Publication type

Article in jnl/bk

Publication language

English

Keywords

theory=translation theory=interpreting theory | Translation Studies

Abstract

The paper discusses the name of our discipline and defends Translation Studies. Then, it classifies the different fields and criteria to conclude that there should be a primary division into Theory, Description and Applied studies, with their own branches. Generally considered to be a classic in the discipline that has put order into the terminology of Translation Studies.

Source : Based on BITRA / J. Franco

Reprints

Holmes, James S. 2000. The name and nature of Translation Studies. In Venuti, Lawrence and Mona Baker. The Translation Studies reader. London: Routledge. pp. 172–185.

Holmes, James S. 2004. The name and nature of Translation Studies. In Venuti, Lawrence. The Translation Studies reader. London: Routledge. pp. 180–192.