CiNii Books - The psychology of translation : an interdisciplinary approach

The first book to address translation processes from the perspective of a number of so-far unexplored sub-fields of Psychology, providing the whole picture in terms of how psychology can shed light on translator behaviour. Translation and psychology is a significantly growing area of research but has so far focussed on cognitive science and translation. This book has a broader perspective and will thus be able to encourage new research and training programs. co-edited by leading authorities in the field , this timely and innovative volume demonstrates the benefits of adopting new psychological perspectives for translation research, showing the potential to strengthen and diversify how translatorial decision-making and problem-solving behaviours are understood.

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List of Contributors Introduction: expanding and rethinking translation psychology Severine Hubscher-Davidson Chapter 1 Translation psychology: broadening the research framework Alicia Bolanos-Medina Chapter 2 Child language brokering as a care practice: a view from critical-developmental psychology Sarah Crafter Chapter 3 Permission to emote: developing coping techniques for emotional resilience in subtitling Katerina Perdikaki and Nadia Georgiou Chapter 4 The psychological impacts of narratives: insights for translation research Zoe Walkington Chapter 5 Emotions and literary translation performance: a study using the Geneva Emotional Competence Test Klaudia Bednarova-Gibova and Maria Majherova Chapter 6 Performance and well-being in changing work environments: pursuing a sustainable career in translation in post-pandemic times Amelia Manuti Index

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