Translation today [electronic resource] : trends and perspectives / edited by Gunilla Anderman and Margaret Rogers.
Publication details: Clevedon ; Buffalo, N.Y. : Multilingual Matters, c2003.Description: ix, 232 p. : ill. ; 25 cmSubject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:- 418/.02 21
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Round-table discussion on translation in the new millennium -- No global communication without translation / Peter Newmark -- Some of Peter Newmark's translation categries revisited / Albrecht Neubert -- Looking forward to the translation: on 'a dynamic reflection of human activities' / Kirsten Malmkjaer -- With translation in mind / Marshall Morris -- Tracing back (in awe) a hundred years' history of Spanish translations / Raquel Merino -- The troubled identity of literary translation / Piotr Kuhiwczak -- Interlinear translation and discourse ̉la Mark Twain / Gunnar Magnusson -- Meaning, truth, and morality in translation / Martin Weston -- The decline of the native speaker / David Graddol -- English as lingua franca and its influences on discourse norms in other languages / Juliane House -- Interpreting and translation in the UK public services: the pursuit of excellence versus, and via, expediency / Ann Corsellis -- Audio-visual translation in the third millennium / Jorge Díaz Cintas -- Translation and interpreting assessment in the context of educational measurement / Stuart Campbell and Sandra Hale / A comment on translation ethics and education / Gerard McAlester.
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