This articles analyses a translation assignment completed by a class of advanced students of ESP enrolled in a postgraduate Degree Course in Foreign Languages and Literatures in Italy. The students were asked to translated an article from The Economist displaying the use of figurative language in a subtly ironic way. The article focuses on the translation of terminoliogy, which is given a peculiar figurative value in the ST.

Agorni, M., Translating figures in the domain of business and economics. A rhetorical role for terminology? , 2014, URL: DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/4030. [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/62173]

Translating figures in the domain of business and economics. A rhetorical role for terminology?

Agorni, Mirella
2014

Abstract

This articles analyses a translation assignment completed by a class of advanced students of ESP enrolled in a postgraduate Degree Course in Foreign Languages and Literatures in Italy. The students were asked to translated an article from The Economist displaying the use of figurative language in a subtly ironic way. The article focuses on the translation of terminoliogy, which is given a peculiar figurative value in the ST.
2014
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Agorni, M., Translating figures in the domain of business and economics. A rhetorical role for terminology? , 2014, URL: DOI 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/4030. [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/62173]
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