In this paper the issue of interdisciplinarity in translatology is discussed in relation to the problem of translation typology, and it is suggested that typology is not only a core theoretical issue in any discipline, but also an important point of reference for the interaction of translatology with other disciplines. This paper should be seen as an attempt to rethink the types of translation, as this is, among others, an area where interdisciplinarity finds a sound expression. Up until now other disciplines have set the pace in the typology of translation and the texts to be translated (e.g. linguistics, genre-theory), whereas it is rather criteria internal to the field of translation studies that should be established in order to generat...
The increasingly interdisciplinary nature of translation studies has multiplied theories of transla...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceIn this paper we address the issue of interdisciplinarity (ID)...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceIn this paper we address the issue of interdisciplinarity (ID)...
Having long been accepted by many translation scholars as an interdisciplinary field, Translation S...
Translation Studies has long been considered an interdiscipline. This paper argues that the next log...
Modern society demands many different kinds of translation or translation-like activities which ofte...
From the very beginnings of translation studies, the discipline explicitly referred to various influ...
Both translation studies and cultural studies have come of age. Both interdisciplines have entered a...
Translation Studies was established from the beginning in dialogue with adjacent fields such as Comp...
Translation Studies was established from the beginning in dialogue with adjacent fields such as Comp...
This contribution presents the volume "Research Methods and Themes in Translation, Interpreting and ...
This contribution presents the volume "Research Methods and Themes in Translation, Interpreting and ...
This paper addresses the concept of interdisciplinarity (ID), a phenomenon that has featured strongl...
Translation Studies has been accepted as an academic discipline as of the second half of the Twentie...
In Volume 50, no 4, December 2005, Maria Tymoczko traces some “Trajectories of Research in Translati...
The increasingly interdisciplinary nature of translation studies has multiplied theories of transla...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceIn this paper we address the issue of interdisciplinarity (ID)...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceIn this paper we address the issue of interdisciplinarity (ID)...
Having long been accepted by many translation scholars as an interdisciplinary field, Translation S...
Translation Studies has long been considered an interdiscipline. This paper argues that the next log...
Modern society demands many different kinds of translation or translation-like activities which ofte...
From the very beginnings of translation studies, the discipline explicitly referred to various influ...
Both translation studies and cultural studies have come of age. Both interdisciplines have entered a...
Translation Studies was established from the beginning in dialogue with adjacent fields such as Comp...
Translation Studies was established from the beginning in dialogue with adjacent fields such as Comp...
This contribution presents the volume "Research Methods and Themes in Translation, Interpreting and ...
This contribution presents the volume "Research Methods and Themes in Translation, Interpreting and ...
This paper addresses the concept of interdisciplinarity (ID), a phenomenon that has featured strongl...
Translation Studies has been accepted as an academic discipline as of the second half of the Twentie...
In Volume 50, no 4, December 2005, Maria Tymoczko traces some “Trajectories of Research in Translati...
The increasingly interdisciplinary nature of translation studies has multiplied theories of transla...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceIn this paper we address the issue of interdisciplinarity (ID)...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceIn this paper we address the issue of interdisciplinarity (ID)...