Descripción
E. Cary explores the intricate relationship between translation and quality, dissecting how various factors influence the effectiveness of translating texts across languages and cultures. Through a thoughtful examination of translation theories and practices, Cary delves into the challenges translators face and the criteria that define high-quality translation.
The author draws on real-world examples and case studies, offering insights that can benefit both novice translators and seasoned professionals. By addressing common pitfalls as well as best practices, the work serves not only as a guide but also as a reflection on the evolving standards in the field of translation. Cary emphasizes the importance of cultural nuances and the translator's role in bridging language barriers, ultimately shedding light on how meticulous attention to detail can greatly enhance communication in our increasingly interconnected world.
The author draws on real-world examples and case studies, offering insights that can benefit both novice translators and seasoned professionals. By addressing common pitfalls as well as best practices, the work serves not only as a guide but also as a reflection on the evolving standards in the field of translation. Cary emphasizes the importance of cultural nuances and the translator's role in bridging language barriers, ultimately shedding light on how meticulous attention to detail can greatly enhance communication in our increasingly interconnected world.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
616 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
ene. 1, 2000
Editorial
Elsevier Science Ltd
ISBN-10
0080102832
ISBN-13
9780080102832