The editors are all members of the Department of English and German Studies at the University of Zaragoza. María Pilar Navarro Errasti teaches translation and diachronic linguistics. Her research fields are cognitive pragmatics and translation and she has led several projects on translation and contrastive studies. Rosa Lorés Sanz teaches English linguistics and translation and has published several articles on the applicability of pragmatics and a systemic-functional grammar perspective to translation. Silvia Murillo Ornat teaches English for Specific Purposes. Her research interests are pragmatics and translation with special reference to the study of discourse markers.

• Contents: Basil Hatim: Culture as textual practices: the translation of the tourist brochure as a genre (Introductory article) – Ignacio GuillGuillén-Galve: Representational transference in translation: a reflection on the interpretive possibilities of interlinguistic grammatical metaphor – Leo Hickey: Perlocutionary pursuits: persuading of/that/to – Juliane House: Translation quality assessment: a model and its consequences – Rosa Lorés Sanz: Thematic patterns in tourist literature: an approach to the study of genre – Ian Mason: Textual practices and audience design: an interactive view of the tourist brochure – Silvia Murillo Ornat: Reformulation of discourse markers in English and in Spanish: some cases of translation in tourist literature – Ma Pilar Navarro Errasti: Identification of the right propositional form and the translator.

«... researchers and students of SLA will find valuable material in this book.» (Sonia Colina, Studies in Second Language Acquisition)

The editors are all members of the Department of English and German Studies at the University of Zaragoza. María Pilar Navarro Errasti teaches translation and diachronic linguistics. Her research fields are cognitive pragmatics and translation and she has led several projects on translation and contrastive studies. Rosa Lorés Sanz teaches English linguistics and translation and has published several articles on the applicability of pragmatics and a systemic-functional grammar perspective to translation. Silvia Murillo Ornat teaches English for Specific Purposes. Her research interests are pragmatics and translation with special reference to the study of discourse markers.

• Contents: Basil Hatim: Culture as textual practices: the translation of the tourist brochure as a genre (Introductory article) – Ignacio GuillGuillén-Galve: Representational transference in translation: a reflection on the interpretive possibilities of interlinguistic grammatical metaphor – Leo Hickey: Perlocutionary pursuits: persuading of/that/to – Juliane House: Translation quality assessment: a model and its consequences – Rosa Lorés Sanz: Thematic patterns in tourist literature: an approach to the study of genre – Ian Mason: Textual practices and audience design: an interactive view of the tourist brochure – Silvia Murillo Ornat: Reformulation of discourse markers in English and in Spanish: some cases of translation in tourist literature – Ma Pilar Navarro Errasti: Identification of the right propositional form and the translator.

«... researchers and students of SLA will find valuable material in this book.» (Sonia Colina, Studies in Second Language Acquisition)

The editors are all members of the Department of English and German Studies at the University of Zaragoza. María Pilar Navarro Errasti teaches translation and diachronic linguistics. Her research fields are cognitive pragmatics and translation and she has led several projects on translation and contrastive studies. Rosa Lorés Sanz teaches English linguistics and translation and has published several articles on the applicability of pragmatics and a systemic-functional grammar perspective to translation. Silvia Murillo Ornat teaches English for Specific Purposes. Her research interests are pragmatics and translation with special reference to the study of discourse markers.

• Contents: Basil Hatim: Culture as textual practices: the translation of the tourist brochure as a genre (Introductory article) – Ignacio GuillGuillén-Galve: Representational transference in translation: a reflection on the interpretive possibilities of interlinguistic grammatical metaphor – Leo Hickey: Perlocutionary pursuits: persuading of/that/to – Juliane House: Translation quality assessment: a model and its consequences – Rosa Lorés Sanz: Thematic patterns in tourist literature: an approach to the study of genre – Ian Mason: Textual practices and audience design: an interactive view of the tourist brochure – Silvia Murillo Ornat: Reformulation of discourse markers in English and in Spanish: some cases of translation in tourist literature – Ma Pilar Navarro Errasti: Identification of the right propositional form and the translator.

«... researchers and students of SLA will find valuable material in this book.» (Sonia Colina, Studies in Second Language Acquisition)