This chapter aims at revisiting the main assumptions of cognitive science, expertise studies
and psycholinguistics to discuss how they interface diachronically and synchronically with …

Translation process research (TPR) is an atheoretical label used to describe research within
cognitive translation and interpreting studies (CTIS) devoted to the study of the cognition …

This volume brings together cognitive psychologists, interpreting scholars and translation
researchers, who look at the process phenomena involved in translation and interpreting …

Translation Studies (TS), the young academic discipline which has developed around
research on translation and interpreting, spans a remarkably wide spectrum of approaches …

This chapter introduces some general characteristics of multimethod research, presents two
of the most common theoretical constructs currently used to ground multimethod studies in …

Translation process research (TPR) is a branch of translation studies (TS) that works within a
behavioral‐cognitive experimental methodological paradigm, where essential data about …

Would you say that your mind and your body are two different entities, or do you think they
are one and the same thing? This question may seem removed from the everyday concerns …

Psycholinguistic and Cognitive Inquiries into Translation and Interpreting presents
perspectives and original studies that aim to diversify traditional approaches in translation …

It was over a decade ago in 1997 that the predecessor to this book, Cognitive Processes in
Translation and Interpreting, was published. The volume, based on a 1995 conference of the …

Psycholinguistic approaches in translation studies comprise all empirical endeavours that
seek explanations for translation and interpreting phenomena in mental features …