¿Untranslatability¿ Revisited! - Arefi, Mohsen;Ameri, Alireza
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This five-chapter book concentrated mainly on the "untranslatability" in the process of News Translation in Iranian news agencies. At IAU South Thehran Branch where the idea of this thesis came into being and the aim herewith was a pathological study of news translation and representing a new definition of "untranslatability" based on manifestations and expediencies in Iranian context. The authors tried to find appropriate answers to the following questions: What extra-linguistic or local expediencies determine what part of a text should not be translated? What linguistic transformations occur…mehr

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This five-chapter book concentrated mainly on the "untranslatability" in the process of News Translation in Iranian news agencies. At IAU South Thehran Branch where the idea of this thesis came into being and the aim herewith was a pathological study of news translation and representing a new definition of "untranslatability" based on manifestations and expediencies in Iranian context. The authors tried to find appropriate answers to the following questions: What extra-linguistic or local expediencies determine what part of a text should not be translated? What linguistic transformations occur in the process of "News Translation"? In this book, it is concluded, that translated news are most often affected by "untranslatability" in different levels. The present book also shows that the news translation in Iranian news agencies is not just translation, rather it is a mixture of rendition and manipulation in the form of rewording and localizing.
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Autorenporträt
Mohsen Arefi holds an M.A. in Translation Studies at Islamic Azad University South Tehran Branch and worked as journalist-translator at ISNA News Agency for a couple of years. Dr. Alireza Ameri is a two-decade tenured faculty member and currently vice-dean of research at IAU South Tehran Branch Faculty of Persian Literature and Foreign Languages.