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Teaching Translation with a Model of Multimodality
Zhang, M. F.
2015-03-27
Source PublicationAsia Pacific Translation and Intercultural Studies
ISSNISSN 2330-6343 (Print), 2330-6351 (Online)
Pages1-18
AbstractFor translator training, different models could be used as points of departure. In our practice in translation teaching in the past years, a model of multimodality was used and proved to be relatively effective. Multimodality in this research means a combination of theory and practice, a combination of written and audio-visual teaching materials, a combination of classroom and on-line study platform as well as a combination of the teacher’s guidance and students’ participation. This paper focuses on one of the translation courses offered to translation students at the University of Macau. Reiss’s text typology (1977/1989) and the Skopos Theory are used as the theoretical basis for the students’ practice inside and outside the classroom. The paper discusses the role of norms and conventions in functional translation as well as other related factors that may determine the translator’s decision making. It also discusses the feasibility and implications of the multimodality model for translation teaching in wider scope.
Keywordtranslation teaching multimodality functionalist theories decision making
Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID14656
Document TypeJournal article
CollectionCHEONG KUN LUN COLLEGE
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Zhang, M. F.. Teaching Translation with a Model of Multimodality[J]. Asia Pacific Translation and Intercultural Studies, 2015, 1-18.
APA Zhang, M. F..(2015). Teaching Translation with a Model of Multimodality. Asia Pacific Translation and Intercultural Studies, 1-18.
MLA Zhang, M. F.."Teaching Translation with a Model of Multimodality".Asia Pacific Translation and Intercultural Studies (2015):1-18.
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