Compromiso social y traducción-interpretación = Translation-interpreting and social activism / edited by = coordinado por, Julie Boéri and Carol Maier
By: (1st. International Forum on Translation-Interpreting and Social Activism ((1st. 2007. Universidad de Granada))
Contributor(s): Boéri, Julie, ed. lit. | Maier, Carol, ed. lit.
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Printed booksPublisher: Granada : ECOS, 2010Description: 389 páginas; 25 cm.ISBN: 9788461317592.Other title: Translation-interpreting and social activism.Subject: Traducción -- Aspectos políticos -- Congresos | Traducción -- Aspectos sociales -- CongresosSummary: A necessary, exciting book that will force translators to rethink their ethical position with respect to the complex process of translating in a society that has globalised everything from (dis)information to poverty. África Vidal Claramonte, University of Salamanca (Spain) In the same way that the emergence of organised civil society brought equity and democracy, this controversial and timely book enters the discussion about the contribution translators and interpreters could make to language diversity and mediation out of a sense of shared responsibility, activism and solidarity, and if their training covered not only technical proficiency but also social awareness
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A necessary, exciting book that will force translators to rethink their ethical position with respect to the complex process of translating in a society that has globalised everything from (dis)information to poverty. África Vidal Claramonte, University of Salamanca (Spain) In the same way that the emergence of organised civil society brought equity and democracy, this controversial and timely book enters the discussion about the contribution translators and interpreters could make to language diversity and mediation out of a sense of shared responsibility, activism and solidarity, and if their training covered not only technical proficiency but also social awareness
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