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Censorship as enabling: importing, distributing, and translating foreign films in the Arab Middle East. [PDF]
Al-Qudah I.
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Effect of Subtitles on Gaze Behavior during Shot Changes: An Eye-tracking Study. [PDF]
Joy J, Padakannaya P.
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The intricacies of voicing over documentaries from English into Arabic: implications for translator training. [PDF]
Thawabteh MA, Al-Adwan A.
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The Language of Interlingual Subtitles: Studying the f Word in Skins
The language of interlingual subtitles and the effect it has on viewers is a concern for viewers of subtitled audiovisual content, subtitlers, and SVOD1 services such as Netflix2, as well as other cable, national and commercial broadcasters that show subtitled content.
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Religious References in the Subtitling of Succession into Spanish
The way taboos are translated can be controversial as it can depend on the characteristics of the communicative act related to the speakers’ context, culture, age and idiolect.
Pilar Rodríguez-Arancón +1 more
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The audience’s perspective is often prominent in evaluating subtitle quality, with concepts such as readability being used as assessment criteria. In audiovisual translation research, reception studies have become a visible presence. Understanding the audience is thus clearly central for both research and practice, but information on actual audience ...
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Interlingual subtitling, which translates subtitles of visual media into a target language, is essential for entertainment localization but has not yet been explored in machine translation. Although Large Language Models (LLMs) have significantly advanced the general capabilities of machine translation, the distinctive characteristics of subtitle texts
Chaoqun Cui +6 more
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Viewers can keep up with fast subtitles: Evidence from eye movements. [PDF]
Szarkowska A, Gerber-Morón O.
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Interlingual Film Subtitles and Disruption of Narrative Coherence
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Danmu subtitling as a self-regulative practice: a descriptive discourse analysis of Bilibili danmu subtitles from ethical perspectives. [PDF]
Zeng D.
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