Approches ethnographiques

Peter Flynn
Lessius University College

Traduction par Iris Lindsay

Table des matières

Les approches ethnographiques en traductologie se sont multipliées, surtout ces dernières années. Les traductologues reconnaissent la polyvalence de l’ethnographie comme approche et comme méthode de recherche dans l’étude de la traduction au sens large, dans des domaines aussi variés que l’interprétation en milieu médical (Angelelli 2000), les procédures de demande d’asile (Inghilleri 2003), la traduction à la Commission et au Parlement européens (Koskinen 2008) ainsi que la traduction littéraire (Flynn 2007). De plus, les approches ethnographiques s’avèrent prometteuses en traductologie (Wolf 2002). Ainsi des traductologues ont étudié la pratique de la traduction au sein d’études ethnographiques classiques et modernes dans une perspective traductologique (Sturge 1997, 2007; Bachmann Medick 2006).

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