Âmbito
Translation Matters explores all aspects of translation, ranging from the theoretical and descriptive to the practical and technical. It thus welcomes: descriptive studies of translated texts in different languages, periods, cultures and media; theoretical articles about translational issues; papers relating to the practice of translation in different domains (technical, pragmatic, literary, scientific, legal, audiovisual, etc), interpreting, translator training and translation pedagogy, research methods in Translation Studies and translation technology.
It aims to be, above all, a platform for young researchers, a staging post in their trajectory to the wider world of international Translation Studies. Thus, irrespective of the editorial decision, all authors will be given advice about how their articles can be improved.
Políticas de Secção
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Book Reviews
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Editor's Introduction
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Complete issue
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Epigraph
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Processo de Revisão por Pares
It aims to be, above all, a platform for young researchers, a staging post in their trajectory to the wider world of international Translation Studies. All submissions will be peer reviewed by our Advisory Board, and irrespective of outcome, authors will be given advice about how their articles can be improved.
Política de Acesso Livre
Translation Matters, an electronic journal published by CETAPS (the Centre for English, Translation and Anglo-Portuguese Studies) of the University of Oporto, Faculty of Humanities and Arts in partnership with FSCH - Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Nova University of Lisbon, fully complies with all criteria of the free access to information policy
Arquivamento
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