Routledge Handbook of Translation and Pragmatics

Rebecca Tipton is Lecturer in Interpreting and Translation Studies at the University of Manchester, UK.Louisa Desilla is Assistant Professor in the Department of Translation and Intercultural Studies, School of English Language and Literature, at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.

• List of Abbreviations and AcronymsList of Figures and TablesList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart I Influences and IntersectionsChapter 1Speech Acts and TranslationChapter 2Im/politeness and InterpretingChapter 3Cognitive pragmatics and Translation StudiesPart II Methodological Issues Chapter 4Corpus-based Studies on Interpreting and PragmaticsChapter 5Experimental Pragmatics Meets Audiovisual Translation: Tackling Methodological Challenges in Researching How Film Audiences Understand ImplicaturesChapter 6Contrastive Approaches to Pragmatics and TranslationPart III Applications Politics and Persuasion: News and Advertising TranslationChapter 7Critical Pragmatic Insights into (Mis)translation in the NewsChapter 8Pointing, Telling, and Showing: Multimodal Dietic Enrichment during In-vision News Sign Language TranslationChapter 9Advertising Translation and PragmaticsTranslation, Pragmatics and the Creative ArtsChapter 10"The relations of signs to interpreters": Translating Readers and Characters from English to ItalianChapter 11I’m so sorry to disturb you but I wonder if I could have your autograph versus¿Me firma un autógrafo por favor? Contrastive (In)Directeness in Subtitling Chapter 12Sign Language Interpreting, Pragmatics and Theatre TranslationChapter 13Poetry Translation and PragmaticsKnowledge Transfer and Knowledge CreationChapter 14Vagueness-specificity in English–Greek Scientific TranslationChapter 15Pragmatic Aspects of Scientific and Technical TranslationChapter 16Counselling and the Translation Brief: The Role of the Translation Dialogue in the Translation Discourse MaterialAgency, Intervention and Pragmatic CompetenceChapter 17Pragmatics and Agency in Healthcare InterpretingChapter 18Public Service Interpreting in Educational Settings: Issues of Politeness and Interpersonal RelationshipsChapter 19 Action Research and its Impact on the Development of Pragmatic Competence in the Translation and Interpreting ClassroomDis-embodied Communication and TechnologyChapter 20Translation, Pragmatics, and Social MediaChapter 21The Role of Non-verbal Elements in Legal Interpreting: A Study of a Cross-border Interpreter-mediated Videoconference Witness HearingChapter 22Stating the Obvious? Implicature, Explicature and Audio DescriptionIndex

"The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Pragmatics lives up to its name: It superbly fills a long-felt gap by providing an outstanding overview of a central and expanding approach to Translation and Interpreting Studies. It not only successfully brings together different disciplinary traditions and perspectives, but also proposes an agenda for future developments in pragmatics-oriented translation research. Firmly grounded theoretically and methodologically, and yet highly accessible, this landmark volume will be an essential reference for novices and experts alike."Maria Pavesi, University of Pavia, Italy