Translation and Interpreting Studies

Articles
• Text as haunt: The spectrality of translation
  Kelly Washbourne & Camelly Cruz-Martes | pp. 1–20
• Beyond cannibalism: The metaphor of anthropophagy as a conceptual refraction in translation studies
  Gabriel Borowski | pp. 21–32
• Lexical bundles in formulaic interpreting: A corpus-based descriptive exploration
  Yang Li & Sandra L. Halverson | pp. 33–56
• A ‘partial’ Orientalist: Lin Yutang’s Famous Chinese Short Stories and the soft power of Chinese tradition
  Min Liu | pp. 57–80
• Translation norms and bilingual dictionaries: A case study of the North Korean Jo-Yeong Sajeon [Korean–English Dictionary]
  Hyongrae Kim | pp. 81–104
• Effect of word order asymmetry on the cognitive load of English–Chinese sight translation: Evidence from eye movement data
  Xingcheng Ma & Dechao Li | pp. 105–131
Translation studies in translation
• Introduction to translating Etkind
  Suzanne Eade Roberts | pp. 132–135
• Poetic content [Poeticheskoe soderzhanie]: The first chapter of Efim Etkind’s Poetry and Translation [Poeziia i perevod]
  Efim Etkind & Suzanne Eade Roberts | pp. 136–169

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