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MuTra Journal
published by the ATRC Group

MuTra Journal is an international forum for innovative thought in translation and interpreting (T&I). It is an off-spring of the EU-sponsored Marie Curie high-level scientific MuTra Conference Series 2005 – 2007 and publishes original studies on multidimensional translation phenomena, problems, concepts and methodologies. 

Its aim is to provide a shared ground of all forms of translation and interpreting, including audiodescription, subtitling and discourse interpreting and to provide an economical, quickly accessible and high-quality resource.

MuTra Journal will appear in thematic volumes. It is peer-reviewed and available in printed and on-line form. To ensure a wide readership it is published exclusively in English. Our foremost attention is on the quality of thought, scholarly methodology of research and academic writing.

ATRC Group and Advisory Board

Volumes


Journal 02 (2008): 
LSP Translation Scenarios
Selected Contributions to the EU Marie Curie Conference
Vienna 2007

Edited by Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast, Gerhard Budin, Gertrud Hofer.

Articles by Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast (Saarbrücken), Martin Will (Luxembourg/ Saarbrücken), Margaret Rogers (Surrey), Juliane House (Hamburg), Klaus Schubert & Lisa Link (Flensburg), Peter Sandrini (Innsbruck), Annely Rothkegel (Chemnitz) and Gertrud Hofer (Zurich)

Books on Demand Gmbh, Norderstedt
ISBN-10: 
3837024008
ISBN-13: 978-3-8370-2400-5
240 pages, 29,80 €
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Journal 01 (in preparation):
Universals in Multidimensional Translation

Edited by Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast.

Preview: Contents

Introduction (Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast)

Part I: Universal Thought Principles

Universal Thought Principles (Klaus Mudersbach)
Universal Thought in Translation and Interpreting (Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast)

Part II: Applications of Universal Thought in Multidimensional Translation

Audio Description and Translation (Bernd Benecke)
Cultural Constellations and Translation (Georgios Floros)
From 'Community Interpreting' to Discourse Interpreting (Lihua Jiang)
Operationalizing the Translation Purpose (June Sunwoo)
Text Topics and Their Intercultural Discourse Variation: A Sample Analysis using Text Maps
(Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast &
Dorothee Rothfuß-Bastian)
Terminological Knowledge Management in Simultaneous Interpreting (Martin Will)