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interpretive theory of translation: a standalone construct

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interpretive theoryof translation1 CONSTRUCTInterpretive theory ofSELESKOVITCH · INTERPRETING

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the theory that interpreters and translators convey meaning, not words, by understanding the message, letting go of its wording, and re-expressing it.

In interpreting studies, interpretive theory of translation refers to the theory that interpreters and translators convey meaning, not words, by understanding the message, letting go of its wording, and re-expressing it. This meaning comes from Seleskovitch (1984) in Interpréter pour traduire.[1]

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References

  1. Seleskovitch, D., & Lederer, M. (1984). Interpréter pour traduire. Didier érudition. ISBN 9782864600527

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