Scripta manent, verba volant. Written translation and simultaneous interpretation– siblings or distant cousins. An exploration of some less apparent differences
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https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2007.v0i11.3109Keywords:
simultánea, escrita, multilinguismo, idioma «alterno», dinamicidad, material.Abstract
Una comparación y contraste pormenorizado entre la Traducción Escrita (TE) y la Interpretación Simultánea (SI). Las diferencias son mucho mayores y más numerosas que lo que aparece en la superficie. Se destacan, y, de ser necesario, se ilustran unos diez problemas poco explorados. Esos problemas o bien no surgen en el contexto de TE, o bien no existen, pero son problemas para los cuales los traductores disponen de remedios a su alcance, entre los cuales el tiempo y una visión sinóptica del material. De allí que los resultados de SI no deben ser evaluados, como se suelen, según los mismos criterios que los que se aplican a la TE.
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