Translationes
Jeux esthétiques de la traduction Éthique (s), techniques et pratiques traductionnelles / Translation: stakes and esthetic games Ethics, translation techniques and practices / Übersetzen: Implikation und ästhetische Spiele Ethos und Ethik, Technik und Praxis des Übersetzens / La traducción: retos y juegos estéticos Ética y éticas, técnicas y prácticas de traducción / La traduzione: finalità e giochi estetici Etica ed etiche, tecniche e prattiche della traduzione
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Published Online: May 28, 2014
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/tran-2014-0022
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The new discipline of translation studies clearly finds itself downstream among humanities and traditional disciplines. Essentially interdisciplinary, this “science” lends those major disciplines a fair amount of its methods and concepts. Within this interdisciplinary concert, history plays a crucial role: history of translation (or history of translations) and history as such. Therefore, a methodological research triangle must integrate the following three components: a) translation studies theory; b) different translation practices that form its object of study and which it is called upon to clarify; c) the poles of the couple theory / practice will be re-situated in the logic of their respective common history.