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Describing lexical patterns in simultaneously interpreted discourse in a parallel aligned corpus of Russian-English interpreting (SIREN)

 | University of Basel
Published online: 26 November 2018
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Abstract
The paper introduces a corpus of simultaneous interpretation, SIREN. SIREN is a parallel aligned bidirectional corpus of original and simultaneously interpreted speech in Russian and English. At the moment the corpus contains 235,040 words and is enriched with POS and shallow syntactic annotation.
After outlining the corpus design, I used scores for lexical variety, density and POS proportionalities to make tentative claims about the linguistic variation between originals and interpretations. Low lexical variety and density are taken as indicators of simplification, while a higher ratio of nominal to pronominal reference is seen as an indicator of explicitation. Atypical wordclass distribution indicates the source language shining through. Somewhat contradictory results, with the Russian subcorpus conforming to the predictions of translation theory and the English subcorpus exhibiting the opposite trend in all universals but still shining through, invites further investigation of the data and once again puts into question unequivocal claims about T-universals.
Résumé
L’article présente SIREN, un corpus d’interprétation simultanée. SIREN est un corpus bidirectionnel aligné en parallèle et constitué du discours source et de son interprétation simultanée en russe et en anglais. Actuellement, le corpus contient 235 040 mots et est enrichi avec POS et des annotations syntaxiques superficielles.
Après une présentation de la conception du corpus, j’utilise des scores tels que la variété lexicale, la densité et les proportionnalités POS pour émettre des hypothèses préliminaires sur la variation linguistique entre les discours sources et les interprétations. La faible variété et la densité lexicales sont considérées comme des indicateurs de simplification, tandis qu’un rapport plus élevé entre la référence nominale et la référence pronominale est considéré comme un indicateur d’explicitation. La distribution atypique de classe de mots indique une démarcation dans la langue source. Des résultats quelque peu contradictoires, avec le sous-corpus russe conforme aux prédictions de la théorie de la traduction et le sous-corpus anglais montrant une tendance opposée dans tous les universaux tout en se démarquant, demandent des analyses supplémentaires des données et, une fois de plus, remettent en question les hypothèses irréfutables concernant les universaux de la traduction.
Article outline
  • 1.Introduction: Corpus-based interpreting studies
    • 1.1First steps. Planning the corpus and obtaining the data
    • 1.2Data sources and television interpreting
    • 1.3Transcription and annotation
  • 2.Preliminary findings from SIREN: The description of lexical complexity
  • 3.Discussion and conclusion
  • Acknowledgements
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
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