Translation is a social phenomenon, and no social phenomenon is ahistoric. As such,
translation must be contextualized in its historical environment. This entails the need on the …

the-art overview of this multi-faceted disciplinary area and serves both as an introduction to
carrying out research into translation and interpreting history and as a key point of reference …

This concise and accessible textbook is a comprehensive introduction to the key historical
aspects of translation. Six chapters cover essential concepts in researching and writing the …

This chapter provides a brief history of team interpreting in the signed language–spoken
language interpreting field and explores the hiring and teaming practices of Deaf–hearing …

This chapter deals with the historical features, constraints, choices, and effects of the
enterprise that consists of writing a history of modern translation studies. It first discusses the …

The article provides evidence for the opening of Polish culture in the last four decades,
focusing on incoming translation flows, ie, the books translated from foreign languages to …

Une remarque préliminaire s' impose: dans un ordre social marqué par l'immédiateté, on
confond souvent «vieux» et «obsolète»,«récent» et «innovatif». Un article scientifique peut …

The article provides evidence for the opening of Polish culture in the last four decades,
focusing on incoming translation flows, ie, the books translated from foreign languages to …

This chapter recounts the spread of Bolshevism, from a tiny faction of the Russian Social
Democratic Workers' Party into an empire of Soviet-dominated countries, focusing on …

As said, and in spite of the fast growth of digital humanities, translation historians working on
earlier periods, notably those prior to the 20th century, cannot rely today on comparable rich …