Using computers in the translation of literary style challenges and opportunities / Roy Youdale.

SeriesRoutledge advances in translation and interpreting studies
Contents Introduction -- 1. Using computers in literary translation -- 2. Analysing the source text: structure and style -- 3. CDR, translation theory and the attempt to create an 'English Benedetti' -- 4. Applying the methodology (part 1): The translation of culture -- 5. Applying the methodology (part 2): The translation of punctuation -- 6. Applying the methodology (part 3): Comparing source text and draft translation -- 7. Applying the methodology (part 4): The auto-analysis of translator style -- 8. Conclusions: Assessing the potential of the methodology -- References -- appendix 1. Research data -- Appendix 2. Translations used for chapter 7 -- Index.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2019012739
ISBN9780367141233 (hardback)
ISBN9780429030345 (e-book)
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