Saihong Li is Senior Lecturer in Translation Studies at the University of Stirling. She is an executive council member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists and an associate editor-in-chief of the Academic Journal of Literature and Languages. She has published widely in the areas of translation and interpreting studies, lexicography, and corpus linguistics. William Hope lectures in Italian at the University of Salford. He is a member of the advisory boards of the journal Transletters and the book series Moving Texts (Peter Lang/Université Catholique de Louvain). He has headed a project funded by the AHRC entitled A New Italian Political Cinema? and has published extensively on European cinema.

• ContentsList of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction: The Role of Terminology Translation in China’s Contemporary Identities and Cultures Saihong Li and William HopePart I: Terminology Translation Introduction: The History and Development of Chinese Terminology Zhiwei Feng1 Terminology Translation in Socio-Legal Contexts: A Corpus-based ExplorationLe Cheng and Yuxiu SunHow Policy Concerns Impose Different Understandings in Legal Transplantation: Terminology Translation in Chinese Corporate Law Xiaochen Zhang3 Terminology Translation in Traditional Chinese Medicine: From Standardization of Technical Terms to Interultural Knowledge Transfer Binhua Wang4 Translatability and Untranslatability of Religious Terminology: A Hermeneutics Perspective Jenny Wong5 Translating Food Terminology as Cultural and Communicative Processes: A Corpus-based Approach Saihong Li6 A Study on the Translation of Peking Opera Terminology: A Visual Grammar Perspective Qin Huang and Yajun WangPart II: Terminology Management and Scholarship Introduction: A Historical Overview of Terminology Management and ScholarshipSaihong Li and William Hope7 Translator-Oriented Terminology Management Bingbing Leng8 Terminology Definition in the Humanities and Social Sciences Jian Yin9 Automatically Compiling Bilingual Legal Glossaries Based on Chinese–English Parallel Corpora Zhao-Ming Gao10 A Survey on Terminology Management of Language Service Enterprises in China: Problems and Suggestions Huashu Wan and, Zhi Li11 Rethinking Translationese and Translation Universals: Insights from Corpus-Based Translation Studies Xiaolin Yang and Dechao Li12 The Construction of a Chinese and English Term Database of Manchu Ulabun Wen Zhao, Xingye Su, and Weizu Huang Bibliography Index

'The most notable strength of the volume is its efforts to balance thoery and practice, management and scholarship, as well as diachronic and synchronic perspectives.'- Bi Zhao, Shanghai International Studies University, John Benjamins Publishing Company