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Picken, Catriona, ed. 1988. ITI conference 2: translators and interpreters mean business. London: Aslib. ix + 166 pp.
Publication type
Edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
conferences=translation conferences | economic discourse=finance discourse=business discourse
Main ISBN
0-85142-240-3
Edition info
Proceedings of the second annual conference of the Institue of Translation and Interpreting, 29-30 April 1988, Hotel Russell, London.

Abstract

This collective volume gives an account of the second international conference and exhibition of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting. The overall theme of this conference was 'Translators and Interpreters Mean Business". All of the papers included in this volume discuss the link between translation and business.
Source : P. van Mulken

Articles in this volume

Gilderson, Alan J. Multilingual business-to-business marketing. 9–15
Landon, Valerie. Interpreting and the international outlook. 16–22
Croft, Michael. Twenty-one years of the postgraduate course at Bath: general considerations on the training of linguists for the 1990s. 57–65
Scouller, Alastair M. The training of community interpreters. 66–70
Allissat, Heinrich. On-the-job training for junior translators. 71–77
Seleskovitch, Danica. Technical and literary translation: a unifying view. 83–88
Uvarov, E. Boris. Scientific translation: pitfalls and problems. 90–98
Driesen, Christiane-Jacqueline. The interpreter's job: a blow-by-blow account. 105–117
Katschinka, Liese. Interpreting: the future. 118–125