Meta Journal des traducteurs · 2004 · 48 citations · 2 references
HumanitiesLinguisticsTranslation StudiesDubbingGenre StudiesSubtitlingLanguage In FilmSubtitling For FilmSubtitling TheoryTranslation For DubbingTranslation For FilmTranslation For TelevisionAudio-visual TranslationForeign Language SubtitlingGenre TranslationIntonationMultimodality In Audiovisual TranslationSpoken DiscourseSubtitling In Documentary FilmTelevision Series Translation
This article explores the complexity of the audio-visual text, comprised of both verbal and non-verbal components, and how this impacts upon foreign language subtitling and dubbing. Reference is made to a selection of audio-visual genres: the film, television series, news programme and documentary, in order to demonstrate the extent to which a particular genre influences translation. This article examines the interaction between language and image, between the verbal (concentrating on the spoken word) and the non-verbal (with specific reference to gesture and vocal intonation). The multi-semiotic nature of the audio-visual medium is stressed throughout.
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Ella Shochat, Robert Stam · Screen · 1985 · 67 citations · Full text