A concise and in-depth introduction to the general field of localization, and to web localization in particular for students and researchers in translation studies.
A concise and in-depth introduction to the general field of localization, and to web localization in particular for students and researchers in translation studies.
Miguel A. Jiménez-Crespo is director of the MA and BA program in Translation and Interpreting at Rutgers University, USA, and holds a PhD in Translation and Interpreting Studies from the University of Granada, Spain. He has published extensively on localization, corpus-based translation studies, the methodology and theorizations required for research into localization and its training. His articles have been published in international journals such as Target, Meta, Perspectives, Jostrans, Linguistica Antverpiensia, TIS: Translation and Interpreting Studies and the Journal of Internationalization and Localization among others. He is part of the review board of the Journal of Internationalization and Localization and Entreculturas.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Technology and the Emergence of Localization 2. The Web Localization Process: From GILT to Web Usability 3. Web Localization and Text 4. Web Localization and Digital Genres 5. Web Localization and Translation Quality 6. Web Localization and Empirical Research 7. Web Localization and Training 8. Future Perspectives in Localization
1. Technology and the Emergence of Localization 2. The Web Localization Process: From GILT to Web Usability 3. Web Localization and Text 4. Web Localization and Digital Genres 5. Web Localization and Translation Quality 6. Web Localization and Empirical Research 7. Web Localization and Training 8. Future Perspectives in Localization
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