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The students

- are aware of different translation concepts focusing on sign language,

- explain different forms of translation and different translation techniques with a focus on sign language

- localize translation research in the context of language and text     

•Translation concepts, forms of translation, settings and translation techniques

• Translation studies issues 1: Translation studies approaches in connection with language and text (text analysis and translation, translation methods, translation quality, functional translation theory, discourse analysis approaches)

• Translation models in connection with language and text (translation-related information and communication models, functional models)

Lecture

oral examination

Hale, Sandra/Napier, Jemina. Research Methods in Interpreting. A Practical Resource, Bloomsbury, London New York (2013)

Pöchhacker, Franz. Introducing Interpreting Studies. 2. Auflage, Routledge, London New York (2016)

 Pöchhacker, Franz (Hrsg.)/Grbić, Nadja (Ass. Hrsg.), unter Mitwirkung von Mead, P.; Setton, R. Routledge Encyclopedia of Interpreting Studies, Routledge, London New York (2015)

 Roy, Cynthia B/Napier, Jemina. (Hrsg.). The Sign Language Interpreting Studies Reader, John Benjamins, Amsterdam Philadelphia (2015)

ÖGS knowledge, at least level A1