Translation and Interpreting Studies

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This journal publishes research on various aspects of language mediation, including translation and interpreting. It covers topics such as machine translation acceptance, retranslation studies, and the translation of literature from different languages and cultures. The journal also explores power dynamics in collaborative translation, language proficiency in translation education, and the cross-cultural adaptation of health questionnaires. Further research areas include the translation of asylum seekers' needs, the untranslatability of literary terms, remote simultaneous interpreting, and the translation of Chinese classics. Additionally, it examines sensory translation through sound and music, the role of interpreters in medical settings, and the use of translation in online discourse and resistance against racism.

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