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implicitation: a standalone construct

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Translation studies

translation operations that leave implicit what the source states explicitly, tested against the claim that translators prefer explicitation.

In translation studies, implicitation refers to translation operations that leave implicit what the source states explicitly, tested against the claim that translators prefer explicitation. This meaning comes from Klaudy (2005) in Across Languages and Cultures.[1]

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References

Klaudy, K., & Károly, K. (2005). Implicitation in Translation: Empirical evidence for operational asymmetry in translation. Across Languages and Cultures, 6(1), 13-28. https://doi.org/10.1556/acr.6.2005.1.2

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