The knowledges of the translator : from literary interpretation to machine classification
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The knowledges of the translator : from literary interpretation to machine classification
Edwin Mellen Press, c1996
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Companion work to: Theoretical issues and practical cases in Portuguese-English translation
Papers presented at a conference
Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
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This volume contains 18 essays on translation theory, seven of which focus on issues arising from translation into or from Spanish, Galician and Catalan. Essays include: "Interlocking the Voids": The Knowledges of the Translator (Nicholas G. Round) Equivalence and Fidelity: Of What, to What or to Whom? Some Pseudo-Problems of Translation Theory (Roger Bell) Engendering Anew: Translation and Cultural Politics (Susan Bassnett) Aspects of a Model of Writing: Translation as Text Production (Jos_ Luiz Meurer) What is Translational about Translation? (Kirsten Malmkjaer) A Reconsideration of Natural Translation for a Theory of Translation (Sheila Shannon) Machine Translation and Translation Theory (Lorna Balkan) Women Manipulating Translation in the 18th Century: The Case of Elizabeth Carter (Mirella Agorni) The Art of Literary Translation - Theoretical and Practical Problems in Teaching (Andrea Papp & Aniko Sohar) The "Handiness" of Selective Translation: Charles Fourier's Writings in 19th-Century New England (Jos_ Roberto O'Shea) Catalogues and Corpora in Translation History (Anthony Pym) Constraints on Translation
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