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The Myth of Translatability: Translation as Interpretation
1993All experience including sense experience is interpretative and moral experience.1 The point of Nietzsche’s pithy aphorism is that on the simplest of planes of existence and at the most complex levels of abstraction human beings engage in interpretation. Further, the moral nature of interpretation implies that freedom with entailed responsibility is at
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Translation and Interpretation
2002The chapter examines how translation and interpretation scholars have considered, localized and settled the issue of 'interpretation' within translation studies in the past and then addresses similarities and differences between translation and interpreting, especially with regard to the conditions under which they are carried out, such as time ...
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Interpreting and Translating in the Spanish Asylum and Refugee Office: A Case Study
European Legacy, 2018Carmen Valero-Garcés
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