Discussion
Shared Ground in Translation Studies

Andrew Chesterman and Rosemary Arrojo
University of Helsinki, Finland | Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil
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One of the themes that came up for debate at the Vic Forum on Training Translators and Interpreters: New Directions for the Millennium, in May 1999, was the apparent conceptual or theoretical gap between those who approach translation studies from the perspective of postmodern cultural studies and textual theories and those who see it more as an empirical, descriptive field.

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