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Translating humour in audiovisual translation

2014
Humour found in audiovisual products is, of course, performative in nature. If we consider instances of humour – any droll moment occurring in today’s fare of mixed-genre products as a composite of cognition, emotion, interaction and expression – we see that the verbal code becomes just one component of four equally significant elements.
De Rosa G. L.   +3 more
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AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION

2016
Audiovisual translation dating back to the silent film era is a special translation method which has been developed for the translation of the movies and programs shown on TV and cinema. Therefore, in the beginning, the term “film translation” was used for this type of translation.
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Audiovisual Translation

2008
The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics is a reference work encompassing the range of research on language-related problems that arise in the real-world contexts where languages are learned and used. Because of the wide range of issues that applied linguists work on, a precise defi nition of the fi eld is diffi cult to articulate.
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Corpus linguistics and Audiovisual Translation: in search of an integrated approach

Perspectives: Studies in Translation Theory and Practice, 2013
Serenella Zanotti, Silvia Bruti
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Audiovisual translation – in general and in Scandinavia

Perspectives: Studies in Translation Theory and Practice, 2010
Jan Pedersen
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Intersections: audiovisual translation at the crossroads of disciplines

Perspectives: Studies in Translation Theory and Practice, 2019
Serenella Zanotti, Irène Ranzato
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