Specialised Translation in Spain
Institutional dimensions
Special issue of RESLA 30:2 (2017)
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[Revista Española de Lingüística Aplicada/Spanish Journal of Applied Linguistics, 30:2] 2017. vi, 240 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 26 March 2018
Published online on 26 March 2018
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- On the institutional dimensions of specialised translation in Spain: Hybridity, globalisation, and ethicsJosé Santaemilia-Ruiz & Sergio Maruenda-Bataller | pp. 429–439
- The invisibility of the translator in environmental translationLlum Bracho Lapiedra & Penny MacDonald | pp. 440–464
- Researching the European Parliament with Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies: From the micro- and macro-levels of text to the macro-contextMaría Calzada-Pérez | pp. 465–490
- Analysis of the new examination process and German tests for sworn translators in SpainMaría Pilar Castillo Bernal | pp. 491–513
- Hybrid texts and their influence on the work carried out by specialized translatorsJosé Sergio Pajares Nievas & Elena Alcalde Peñalver | pp. 514–537
- The audio describer as a cultural mediatorRaquel Sanz-Moreno | pp. 538–558
- Informational pamphlets for asylum seekers in English: A proposal for simplification in translation based on the Plain Language MovementCristina Toledo Báez & Claire Alexandra Conrad | pp. 559–591
- Understanding and enhancing comprehensibility in texts for patients in an institutional health care context in Spain: A mixed methods analysisIsabel García-Izquierdo & Vicent Montalt | pp. 592–610
- The expression of emotion in institutionalized legal opinion: A contrastive Spanish-English pre-translational studyMaría Ángeles Orts Llopis | pp. 611–635
- The multilingual university website (MUW) genre ecology: Content analysis and translation processesPilar Ezpeleta-Piorno & Anabel Borja Albi | pp. 636–661
- C. Ostermann. 2015. Cognitive Lexicography: A new approach to lexicography making use of cognitive semanticsReviewed by Silvia Cacchiani | pp. 662–668
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