Tõlkesuund

Nike K. Pokorn
University of Ljubljana
tõlkinud Agniia Nesmiian
Sisukord

Kui kirjalikus ja suulises tõlkes räägitakse tõlkesuunast, keskendutakse ülekandesuunale, st sellele, kas tõlkijad ja tõlgid tõlgivad oma esimesest keelest (A-keelest) ehk emakeelest või dominantsest keelest teise keelde (B-keelde) või vastupidi. Tänapäeva tõlketeaduses tähistab see termin siiski tavaliselt seda, kui tõlkijad ja tõlgid tõlgivad võõrkeelde. Tõlketeaduses on emakeelest võõrkeelde tõlkimist tähistatud arvukate väljenditega, näiteks prantsuse keeles le thème (Ladmiral 1979), inglise keeles service translation (Newmark 1988), inverse translation (Beeby 1996), reverse translation, translation into the second language (Campbell 1998), translation into the non-primary language (Grosman et al. 2000), translation into a non-mother tongue (Pokorn 2005) ja translation A-B (Kelly et al. 2003: 33–42), ning viimasel ajal on see pälvinud palju teaduslikku tähelepanu.

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