Middlebury

TIAG 8640

Overview ofTranslation Studies

This is an introduction to research on translation; it is not a course in translation theory.

The course aims to address students’ questions about translation, interpreting, and localization. In previous years we asked students what they wanted to know about these activities, and 181 questions were received. So the course tries to show how research might be able to answer the questions that are not dealt with in other courses. It does so by referring to the body of knowledge that has been accumulated in some 40 years of studies. The relevance of the research findings will be tested on a series of practical translation problems – in fact, by doing quick research in class. Most classes will require the reading of papers and will include in-class activities and discussions. Evaluation is graded and will be based on attendance, participation, and the completion of weekly worksheets.

Subject:
TI - All General
Department:
Translation & Interpretation
Division:
Transltn, Interpret & Lang Edu
Requirements Fulfilled:

Sections

Fall 2015 - MIIS, MIIS First Half of Term

TIAG8640A-F15 Lecture (Pym)

Fall 2014 - MIIS, MIIS First Half of Term

TIAG8640A-F14 Lecture (Pym)

Fall 2013 - MIIS, MIIS First Half of Term

TIAG8640A-F13 Lecture (Pym)
TIAG8640B-F13 Lecture (Pym)

Fall 2012 - MIIS, MIIS First Half of Term

TIAG8640A-F12 Lecture (Pym)
TIAG8640B-F12 Lecture (Pym)