A product- and process-based analysis of translation directionality
(2019) Invited talk — Location: Ghent University, Ghent (24.June.2019)
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- Despite the growing interest in the study of L2 translation as opposed to L1 translation (Pavlović & Jensen, 2009, p. 94), the literature on translation directionality (i.e., the issue of whether translation is done into the translator’s L1 or L2) remains rather scarce (Ferreira & Schwieter, 2017, p. 90). In translation studies, directionality has been investigated mainly from a process-oriented approach, with focus on the processual/cognitive aspects of L1 translation and L2 translation. Very little work, particularly in corpus-based translation studies, has been devoted to their product. In this presentation, I will talk about my PhD project, which aims to address the issue of directionality from both research perspectives. I will explain how I intend to do so and present some preliminary results.
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Aguiar De Souza Penha Marion, L. (2019). A product- and process-based analysis of translation directionality. Invited talk, Ghent University, Ghent. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/215952