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Corpus-based Activities in Legal Translator Training
Interpreter and Translator Trainer, 2008 AbstractDriven by increasingly demanding and competitive market pressures, translation professionals have turned to computer-assisted tools and other specialized electronic resources to improve their productivity without compromising the quality of their output. This paper discusses the usefulness of corpus-driven activities and electronic corpus-based
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Traduction et LanguesThe use of machine translation has become ubiquitous across various translation practices, especially with the advent of neural machine translation and the integration of deep learning and artificial intelligence in translation program development ...
Sofiane Djeffal
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THE BOLC FOR LEGAL TRANSLATIONS: A TRIAL LESSON
Comparative Legilinguistics, 2019 This paper will explore how consulting the BoLC (Bononia Legal Corpus; Rossini Favretti, Tamburini and Martelli 2007) can be helpful and advantageous when tackling legal translations.
Patrizia GIAMPIERI
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Comparative Legilinguistics, 2023 Ad hoc corpora are considered effective to deliver native-like technical (and legal) translation. This paper explores how the translation of a system-specific document such as an Italian procura alle liti (power of attorney to appear in court) can be ...
Patrizia Giampieri
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CAN CORPUS CONSULTATION COMPENSATE FOR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE IN LEGAL TRANSLATION TRAINING?
Comparative Legilinguistics, 2021 It is generally assumed that a good knowledge of the legal field is a prerequisite to deliver legal translations. This paper will challenge this assumption by presenting a case study with third-year bachelor's students who participated in a translation ...
Patrizia Giampieri
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Can Corpus Consultation Compensate for the Lack of Knowledge in Legal Translation Training?
Comparative Legilinguistics, 2021 It is generally assumed that a good knowledge of the legal field is a prerequisite to deliver legal translations. This paper will challenge this assumption by presenting a case study with third-year bachelor’s students who participated in a translation ...
Giampieri Patrizia
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Comparative Legilinguistics, 2023 In this article, characteristic features of the Chinese legal language are approached from the perspective of legal translation from and into Chinese. The main focus is put upon the emergence of meaning in legal texts, which is reflected in the process ...
Clara Ho-yan Chan, Marcus Galdia
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Syntactic complexity in legal translated texts and the use of plain English: a corpus-based study
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 2023 AbstractThis study compared the linguistic difficulty of legal translated texts with the syntactic complexity of native English legal writings in order to demonstrate the statistically significant differences between the two big datasets. The study applies features of the syntactic complexity of sentences within legal text translations that translated ...
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Hermes, 2011 The present study is a case study about the explicitation hypothesis in legal translations into German and English by means of a corpus-based approach and will present preliminary findings.
Ingrid Simonnæs
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An Offline Corpus for Legal Translations into Italian: a Case Study with a Land Lease Agreement
Altre Modernità, 2020 Offline corpora are claimed to be helpful in technical translations. This paper explores whether a corpus of Italian land lease agreement samples and the civil code can be supportive in legal translations.
Patrizia Giampieri
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