
Introduction to Interpretation
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Book Introduction
This book is for anyone who wants to learn more about interpretation.
Interpretation researchers can use this book to gain an overview of the discipline of interpretation studies and discover new research topics.
Interpreters can gain an opportunity to think deeply about the principles of interpretation and broaden their horizons.
We also keep in mind linguists, sociologists, historians, educators, psychologists, and even cognitive neurologists and computer engineers who are interested in interpretation.
I hope that this book will lead to more active exchange between these academic fields and interpretation studies.
Interpretation researchers can use this book to gain an overview of the discipline of interpretation studies and discover new research topics.
Interpreters can gain an opportunity to think deeply about the principles of interpretation and broaden their horizons.
We also keep in mind linguists, sociologists, historians, educators, psychologists, and even cognitive neurologists and computer engineers who are interested in interpretation.
I hope that this book will lead to more active exchange between these academic fields and interpretation studies.
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index
Introducing the 4th edition
Introducing the 3rd edition
Introducing the second edition
preface
Theory and Practice
01 Interpretation
1.
Definitions and Categories
2.
Relationships with other disciplines
02 History of Interpretation
03 Interpretation: Starting from Experience
I.
The two major mountains of interpretation theory
1.
Theory of Semantic Interpretation and Translation (the?orie du sens)
2.
General Interpretation and Translation Theory (Allgemeine Translationstheorie)
3.
Comparison of semantic interpretation and translation theory with general interpretation and translation theory
II.
Various interpretation theories
1.
Theory of interpretation
2.
Interpretation typology
3.
Variables in the interpretation situation
4.
Interpretation Techniques
5.
interpreter
6.
Interpretation Teaching Methods and Interpretation Studies Teaching Methods
7.
Research on the history of interpretation
01 Reference Materials
1.
Definitions and Terms
2.
History and current status by region
3.
type
4.
Problems and future prospects
5.
Academic research
02 References
1.
Sign language and sign language interpretation
2.
History and current status by region
3.
Problem
4.
Academic research
04 Interpretation: Meeting Other Disciplines
I.
pure linguistics
1.
What is pure linguistics?
2.
Interpretation and translation and pure linguistics
II.
Text linguistics
1.
What is text linguistics?
2.
Interpretation and Translation Studies and Text Linguistics
3.
Evaluation of interpretation materials
III.
Psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics
1.
What is psycholinguistics? What is cognitive linguistics?
2.
Interpretation, psycholinguistics, and cognitive linguistics
3.
Psycholinguistic and cognitive linguistic interpretation models
4.
Experimental studies targeting interpreters
IV.
Neurolinguistics
1.
What is neurolinguistics?
2.
Research methods in neurolinguistics
3.
Neurolinguistic studies
4.
Interpretation and Neurolinguistics
V.
Computational Linguistics
1.
What is computational linguistics?
2.
Computers, Language, and Interpreting and Translation
3.
Psychology, cognitive linguistics-neurolinguistics-computational linguistics
VI.
sociolinguistics
1.
What is sociolinguistics?
2.
Interpretation and Translation Studies and Sociolinguistics
VII.
Semiotics
1.
What is semiotics?
2.
Interpretation and translation dynamics and semiotics
VIII.
sociology, cultural studies
1.
What is sociology, what is cultural studies?
2.
Interpretation and translation, sociology, and cultural studies
3.
Sociology-sociolinguistics-cultural studies-anthropology-ethnography-and philosophy
05 Korean Interpretation and Translation Research
Introducing the 3rd edition
Introducing the second edition
preface
Theory and Practice
01 Interpretation
1.
Definitions and Categories
2.
Relationships with other disciplines
02 History of Interpretation
03 Interpretation: Starting from Experience
I.
The two major mountains of interpretation theory
1.
Theory of Semantic Interpretation and Translation (the?orie du sens)
2.
General Interpretation and Translation Theory (Allgemeine Translationstheorie)
3.
Comparison of semantic interpretation and translation theory with general interpretation and translation theory
II.
Various interpretation theories
1.
Theory of interpretation
2.
Interpretation typology
3.
Variables in the interpretation situation
4.
Interpretation Techniques
5.
interpreter
6.
Interpretation Teaching Methods and Interpretation Studies Teaching Methods
7.
Research on the history of interpretation
01 Reference Materials
1.
Definitions and Terms
2.
History and current status by region
3.
type
4.
Problems and future prospects
5.
Academic research
02 References
1.
Sign language and sign language interpretation
2.
History and current status by region
3.
Problem
4.
Academic research
04 Interpretation: Meeting Other Disciplines
I.
pure linguistics
1.
What is pure linguistics?
2.
Interpretation and translation and pure linguistics
II.
Text linguistics
1.
What is text linguistics?
2.
Interpretation and Translation Studies and Text Linguistics
3.
Evaluation of interpretation materials
III.
Psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics
1.
What is psycholinguistics? What is cognitive linguistics?
2.
Interpretation, psycholinguistics, and cognitive linguistics
3.
Psycholinguistic and cognitive linguistic interpretation models
4.
Experimental studies targeting interpreters
IV.
Neurolinguistics
1.
What is neurolinguistics?
2.
Research methods in neurolinguistics
3.
Neurolinguistic studies
4.
Interpretation and Neurolinguistics
V.
Computational Linguistics
1.
What is computational linguistics?
2.
Computers, Language, and Interpreting and Translation
3.
Psychology, cognitive linguistics-neurolinguistics-computational linguistics
VI.
sociolinguistics
1.
What is sociolinguistics?
2.
Interpretation and Translation Studies and Sociolinguistics
VII.
Semiotics
1.
What is semiotics?
2.
Interpretation and translation dynamics and semiotics
VIII.
sociology, cultural studies
1.
What is sociology, what is cultural studies?
2.
Interpretation and translation, sociology, and cultural studies
3.
Sociology-sociolinguistics-cultural studies-anthropology-ethnography-and philosophy
05 Korean Interpretation and Translation Research
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 20, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 612 pages | 153*225*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791169191074
- ISBN10: 116919107X
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