The Interpreter and Translator Trainer
Volume 8 – Issue 2 – 2014
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Table of Contents
Original Articles
01–Images of higher education: developing and administering translation studies programmes in Germany–Susanne Hagemann
02–Self-efficacy and language proficiency in interpreter trainees–Amparo Jiménez Ivars, Daniel Pinazo Catalayud & Marta Ruiz i Forés
03–An Interpreting Self-Efficacy (ISE) scale for undergraduate students majoring in consecutive interpreting: construction and preliminary validation–Sang-Bin Lee
04–Image schemata and visualisation in simultaneous interpreting training–Jia Zuo
05–Monolingual short courses for language-specific accreditation: can they work? A Sydney experience–Sandra Hale & Uldis Ozolins
06–Beyond error marking: written corrective feedback for a dialogic pedagogy in translator training–Kelly Washbourn
07–Testing post-editing guidelines: how translation trainees interpret them and how to tailor them for translator training purposes–Marian Flanagan & Tina Paulsen Christensen
08–Statistical machine translation in the translation curriculum: overcoming obstacles and empowering translators–Dorothy Kenny & Stephen Doherty
09–The design and evaluation of a Statistical Machine Translation syllabus for translation students–Stephen Doherty & Dorothy Kenny
Book reviews
10–Handbook of Translation Studies Volume 2, by Yves Gambier and Luc Van Doorslaer—Eithne O’Connell
11–Introducción a la traducción audiovisual [Introduction to audiovisual translation], by Juan José Martínez Sierra–Beatriz Cerezo Merchán
12–El resumen automático y la evaluación de traducciones en el contexto de la traducción especializada [Automatic summarization and translation evaluation in the context of specialised translation], by María Cristina Toledo Báez–Cristina Castillo Rodríguez
Thesis abstracts
13–La fraseología en las sentencias penales: un estudio contrastivo español, italiano, inglés basado en corpus [Phraseology in Spanish, Italian and English criminal judgments: a contrastive corpus-based study]–Gianluca Pontrandolfo
14–Kompetencije prevodilaca sa engleskog jezika (uloga kooperativnog i kolaborativnog oblika nastave) [English-Serbian translator competence (and the role of cooperative and collaborative pedagogical approaches in its development)]–Borislava Eraković
15–Terminological equivalence and variation in the EU multi-level jurisdiction: a case study on victims of crime–Katia Peruzzo
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