Central to the translating cultures theme is an awareness that processes of translation occur within cultures and nations as well as across and between them, i.e. intraculturally as well as interculturally. Observations about the global spread of English, often used as justification for the decline of Modern Languages in the Anglophone world, tend to ignore the fact that English-speaking countries are themselves increasingly multilingual, reflecting in their linguistic practices and landscape..
The processes of globalization form and direct interaction and development of European languages in ...
Contact between culturally distinct human groups in the contemporary ‘glocal’ -global and local- wor...
This special issue is a spin-off from the colloquium of the same title at AILA World Congress in Rio...
Abstarct: The future language is a topic that explores the evolution of language in the coming years...
In a globalised world, cross-cultural and intercultural communication is rapidly becoming an essenti...
In the era of globalization, English is the most coveted and most translated language in the world, ...
Language and culture are like the two sides of the same coin. A language is part and parcel of any c...
‘Translating across cultures’ and ‘cultural proficiency’ have become buzz words in translating and i...
ABSTRACT: It is not easy to look at the current momentum of the worldwide diffusion of English and i...
Many of Fishman’s contributions to understanding language in society stress the importance of dynami...
Significance of the English language use in the globalized economy has been indisputable. Reforms of...
none2noSince the first written documents in the history of mankind (produced at the end of the 4th m...
It is no longer possible to ignore how crucial processes of cultural translation and their analysis ...
Abstract Translation is a specific, perhaps most common, form of intercultural communication, which ...
As global communication proliferates throughout the world, so does the need for a global language. A...
The processes of globalization form and direct interaction and development of European languages in ...
Contact between culturally distinct human groups in the contemporary ‘glocal’ -global and local- wor...
This special issue is a spin-off from the colloquium of the same title at AILA World Congress in Rio...
Abstarct: The future language is a topic that explores the evolution of language in the coming years...
In a globalised world, cross-cultural and intercultural communication is rapidly becoming an essenti...
In the era of globalization, English is the most coveted and most translated language in the world, ...
Language and culture are like the two sides of the same coin. A language is part and parcel of any c...
‘Translating across cultures’ and ‘cultural proficiency’ have become buzz words in translating and i...
ABSTRACT: It is not easy to look at the current momentum of the worldwide diffusion of English and i...
Many of Fishman’s contributions to understanding language in society stress the importance of dynami...
Significance of the English language use in the globalized economy has been indisputable. Reforms of...
none2noSince the first written documents in the history of mankind (produced at the end of the 4th m...
It is no longer possible to ignore how crucial processes of cultural translation and their analysis ...
Abstract Translation is a specific, perhaps most common, form of intercultural communication, which ...
As global communication proliferates throughout the world, so does the need for a global language. A...
The processes of globalization form and direct interaction and development of European languages in ...
Contact between culturally distinct human groups in the contemporary ‘glocal’ -global and local- wor...
This special issue is a spin-off from the colloquium of the same title at AILA World Congress in Rio...