No. 2 (2004)

Published 25 July 2004

Professional and non-professional translation, translation training, interpreting and voice-over

Lucile Desblache

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Articles

Daniel Gile

2-20

Integrated Problem and Decision Reporting as a Translator Training Tool

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Pantelis Pavlide Vassilis Korkas

21-33

Teaching aspects of LSP (Language for Special Purposes) to non-specialists: A case for background courses in translation studies programmes

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Alexander Künzli

34-49

Risk taking: trainee translators vs professional translators. A case study.

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Nicolas Froeliger

50-62

Les mecanismes de la confiance en traduction - aspects relationnels

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Ludmila Stern

63-75

Interpreting Legal Language at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: overcoming the lack of lexical equivalents

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Pilar Orero

76-96

The Pretended Easiness of Voice-over Translation of TV Interviews

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Nigel Armstrong

97-109

Voicing 'The Simpsons' from English into French: a story of variable success

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Book reviews

Olga Torras Hostench

110-111

Belda Medina, José R. (2003). El lenguaje de la informática e Internet y su traducción

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Marcel Thelen

112-113

Nida, Eugene A. (2003). Fascinated by Languages

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Mustapha Taibi

114-116

Valero Garcés, C. & Mancho Barés, G. (eds.) (2002). Traducción e Interpretación en los Servicios Públicos: Nuevas realidades para nuevas necesidades

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Carmen Valero-Garcés

117-119

Edwards, Alicia B. (1995). The Practice of Court Interpreting

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Daniel Gile

120-125

Ibrahim, Zubaida (2002). Court Interpreting in Malysia in Relation to Language Planning and Policy. Unpublished doctoral thesis, faculty of languages and linguistics, University of Malaysia

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Daniel Gile

126-127

Pöchhacker, Franz and Miriam Shlesinger (eds) (2002). The Interpreting Studies Reader

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Pieta Monks

128-129

Tronenko, Natalia (2003). Regularities in the Behaviour of Russian Phrasal Idioms

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