Book review
Paul Kussmaul. Training the Translator
Amsterdam-Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 1995. ix + 176 pp. ISBN 90 272 1609 6 (Eur.) Hfl. 75./ 1-55619-690-3 (US.) $ 43.00 (Benjamins Translation Library,10).

Reviewed by Jeanne Eugénie Dancette
Montréal
Table of contents

Training the Translator is one of the first books on the pedagogy of translation using process-oriented research. Among ways of helping students overcome the difficulties they have when they translate, one method is specifically pointed out: the think-aloudprotocol approach (TAPs).

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