This article charts parallel developments in theorizing conceptions of translation and psychoanalytic transference. The place of transference in the psychoanalytic models of Freud, Lacan, Deleuze and Guattari, and Jung is first elucidated and then related to a corresponding view of translation. These possibilities are found to be as theoretically suggestive in terms of providing models of intercultural interaction as the models of transference are in understanding interpersonal interaction. It concludes, with Jung, on a utopian note with a call for cultural coniunctio.Cet article retrace des développements parallèles dans les théorisations respectives de la traductologie et de la psychanalyse. Le rôle du transfert dans les modèles proposés ...
The following writing has as a purpose to take care of the interpretation of the concept of transfe...
This article discusses the findings of a translation “workshop” run at intervals between 2011-2015, ...
Drawing on work from scholars in both psychology and translation studies, this collection offers new...
Psychoanalysis, as Carl Schorske claimed, was a child of its own epoch. Marked by the political situ...
The mutual implication of psychoanalysis with translation has produced a significant body of works t...
The translator's technique is based both on conscious and unconscious grounds, and, as any other, is...
The article revisits the way in which translation shapes language and thought in a given moment. It ...
The present thesis aims to offer a new way of looking at how Translation Studies can incorporate Lac...
International audienceThis article first proposes to discuss translation both from a Freudian and La...
International audienceThe process of translation appears in psychoanalytical clinical practice and t...
In The Interpretation of Dreams, Freud famously compared the act of interpreting a dream to the tran...
International audienceThe concept of “thought transference” has a special position within the psycho...
International audienceIn this paper, we attempt to clarify the potential relation between linguistic...
International audienceIn this paper, we attempt to clarify the potential relation between linguistic...
Translation is a process of rewriting someone's ideas to dismiss without reducing understanding of t...
The following writing has as a purpose to take care of the interpretation of the concept of transfe...
This article discusses the findings of a translation “workshop” run at intervals between 2011-2015, ...
Drawing on work from scholars in both psychology and translation studies, this collection offers new...
Psychoanalysis, as Carl Schorske claimed, was a child of its own epoch. Marked by the political situ...
The mutual implication of psychoanalysis with translation has produced a significant body of works t...
The translator's technique is based both on conscious and unconscious grounds, and, as any other, is...
The article revisits the way in which translation shapes language and thought in a given moment. It ...
The present thesis aims to offer a new way of looking at how Translation Studies can incorporate Lac...
International audienceThis article first proposes to discuss translation both from a Freudian and La...
International audienceThe process of translation appears in psychoanalytical clinical practice and t...
In The Interpretation of Dreams, Freud famously compared the act of interpreting a dream to the tran...
International audienceThe concept of “thought transference” has a special position within the psycho...
International audienceIn this paper, we attempt to clarify the potential relation between linguistic...
International audienceIn this paper, we attempt to clarify the potential relation between linguistic...
Translation is a process of rewriting someone's ideas to dismiss without reducing understanding of t...
The following writing has as a purpose to take care of the interpretation of the concept of transfe...
This article discusses the findings of a translation “workshop” run at intervals between 2011-2015, ...
Drawing on work from scholars in both psychology and translation studies, this collection offers new...