The aim of this monographic issue is to bring together several sociological glimpses of the field of Translation Studies. To stress this fact, we have entitled it “Sociology Applied to Translation” (SAT)
We are reading repeatedly in many articles that Translation Studies (TS), i.e. research regarding th...
This chapter presents a collaboration between a sociologist and a translation scholar. Reflecting on...
The act of translation between languages and cultures has been going on for centuries, but the act o...
Abstract—A sociology of translation is not a pure theoretical research nor a logical deduction, but ...
Sociology studies human interactions in groups. Translation is a means of human interactions. Theref...
Three questions are currently confronting the fast-developing sociological approach to translation s...
This article explores the emerging field of the sociology of translation, focusing especially on two...
"This essential new textbook guides readers through the social aspects and sociologically informed a...
This chapter discusses the interplay between sociology and Translation Studies, exploring which soci...
The main purpose of this paper is to list some of the main sociological aspects to productively asso...
Within the broad interdisciplinary field of Translation Studies, a title that has been used in the E...
According to James Holmes’ tripartite map of the discipline of translation studies, theoretical tran...
The paper is a sociological commentary on work made during translation of scientific texts, in this ...
This paper aims to examine the constraints in the institutional field within the framework of the so...
International audienceThe word « translation » has pride of place at the present time: the philosoph...
We are reading repeatedly in many articles that Translation Studies (TS), i.e. research regarding th...
This chapter presents a collaboration between a sociologist and a translation scholar. Reflecting on...
The act of translation between languages and cultures has been going on for centuries, but the act o...
Abstract—A sociology of translation is not a pure theoretical research nor a logical deduction, but ...
Sociology studies human interactions in groups. Translation is a means of human interactions. Theref...
Three questions are currently confronting the fast-developing sociological approach to translation s...
This article explores the emerging field of the sociology of translation, focusing especially on two...
"This essential new textbook guides readers through the social aspects and sociologically informed a...
This chapter discusses the interplay between sociology and Translation Studies, exploring which soci...
The main purpose of this paper is to list some of the main sociological aspects to productively asso...
Within the broad interdisciplinary field of Translation Studies, a title that has been used in the E...
According to James Holmes’ tripartite map of the discipline of translation studies, theoretical tran...
The paper is a sociological commentary on work made during translation of scientific texts, in this ...
This paper aims to examine the constraints in the institutional field within the framework of the so...
International audienceThe word « translation » has pride of place at the present time: the philosoph...
We are reading repeatedly in many articles that Translation Studies (TS), i.e. research regarding th...
This chapter presents a collaboration between a sociologist and a translation scholar. Reflecting on...
The act of translation between languages and cultures has been going on for centuries, but the act o...