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Publication details [#12906]
Vandaele, Sylvie. 2007. Quelques repères épistémologiques pour une approche cognitive de la traduction: application à la traduction spécialisée en biomédecine [Some epistemological remarks on a cognitive approach to translation: applied to specialised translation in biomedicin]. In Politis, Michel, ed. Traductologie: une science cognitive [Translation Studies: a cognitive science]. Special issue of Meta. Journal des Traducteurs, Translators' Journal 52 (1): 129–145. ![DOI logo](https://benjamins.com/logos/doi-logo.svg)
Publication type
Article in Special issue
Publication language
French
Abstract
This article presents some key researchers and theories that open the way for new types of research in translatology using a cognitive approach: Spinoza in philosophy, Damasio and Edelman in neurosciences, the 'Gestalt' and the work of Lakoff, Talmy and Fauconnier in cognitive semantics. The main concepts are placed within the cognitive science framework and the author explains why they are important for the practice of translation as well as in research. A few results taken from the author's work on conceptualisation modes in biomedicine illustrate the proposed approach.
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