Translator Signaling
Translator Signaling is a scholarly contribution within translation studies that specifically denotes a methodological or theoretical intervention indicating the presence, agency, or influence of the translator in translated texts, thereby distinguishing itself from passive or invisible translation paradigms by emphasizing deliberate translatorial mark-making.
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The industrialization of translation
Keiran J. Dunne · Translation Spaces · 2012 · 39 citations
Andy Lung Jan Chan · The International Journal of Translation and Interpreting Research · 2013 · 16 citations · Full text
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