Demystifying the workings of Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT) and Machine Translation (MT) technologies, this book offers clear step-by-step guidance on how to choose suitable tools (free or commercial) for the task in hand and quickly get up to speed with them, using examples from a wide range of languages.
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Mastery of translation tools is a required professional competence, and this volume lays a foundation that sets translators up for success. Blending conceptual content with practical activities, the authors offer clear explanations supported by rich examples that cover the range of industry-essential tools and technology-related practices, never overlooking the vital role played by translators themselves. Creating a comprehensive textbook on translation technologies in the 21st century is an ambitious undertaking, but Rothwell and colleagues have pulled it off in style!
Lynne Bowker, University of Ottawa, Canada
Translation Tools and Technologies: A Practical Guide for Students and Translators is an excellent example of a book encompassing all the relevant aspects of translation technology as a sub-branch of Translation Studies. From a comprehensive introduction to demanding presentations of specific technology features, the coverage is truly global and balanced at the same time. The line-up of authors, who are eminent researchers, trainers, and practicing translators themselves, is a guarantee for both a state-of-the-art expertise of content and the presentation of this complex matter in a very accessible manner.
The book is an indispensable resource for trainers in translation technology, translation students, researchers, and practitioners alike. It has all it takes to become the standard guidance in the area of theory and practice of translation technology for many years ahead.
Tomás Svoboda, Charles University, Czech Republic
Translation Tools and Technologies is likely to prove to be an invaluable addition to any professional translator's shelf. The importance of the topic is matched by the authors' expertise, the clarity of the exposition, and the exhaustiveness with which the topics have been covered. The book achieves its own aims admirably, and the authors are to be commended for the work.
Mozhgan Ghassemiazghandi, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
Translation Tools and Technologies navigates the intricate landscape of translation in the digital era, offering a comprehensive exploration of the synergies between human expertise and cutting-edge technology. Rather than succumbing to anxieties of automation and job displacement, the authors contend that translators should see their relationship with technology as dynamic, as technology augments human expertise. This perspective fosters optimism, emphasizing the translators' capacity for creativity and specialization within a technology-enhanced landscape.
Ruofan Du, Perspectives
Lynne Bowker, University of Ottawa, Canada
Translation Tools and Technologies: A Practical Guide for Students and Translators is an excellent example of a book encompassing all the relevant aspects of translation technology as a sub-branch of Translation Studies. From a comprehensive introduction to demanding presentations of specific technology features, the coverage is truly global and balanced at the same time. The line-up of authors, who are eminent researchers, trainers, and practicing translators themselves, is a guarantee for both a state-of-the-art expertise of content and the presentation of this complex matter in a very accessible manner.
The book is an indispensable resource for trainers in translation technology, translation students, researchers, and practitioners alike. It has all it takes to become the standard guidance in the area of theory and practice of translation technology for many years ahead.
Tomás Svoboda, Charles University, Czech Republic
Translation Tools and Technologies is likely to prove to be an invaluable addition to any professional translator's shelf. The importance of the topic is matched by the authors' expertise, the clarity of the exposition, and the exhaustiveness with which the topics have been covered. The book achieves its own aims admirably, and the authors are to be commended for the work.
Mozhgan Ghassemiazghandi, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
Translation Tools and Technologies navigates the intricate landscape of translation in the digital era, offering a comprehensive exploration of the synergies between human expertise and cutting-edge technology. Rather than succumbing to anxieties of automation and job displacement, the authors contend that translators should see their relationship with technology as dynamic, as technology augments human expertise. This perspective fosters optimism, emphasizing the translators' capacity for creativity and specialization within a technology-enhanced landscape.
Ruofan Du, Perspectives