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The translator must also have adequate technical and research skills in order to
discover and evaluate possible alternatives . A first conclusion to be drawn from
this approach is that it allows us to restrict the scope of professional ethics to the ...
The translator must also have adequate technical and research skills in order to
discover and evaluate possible alternatives . A first conclusion to be drawn from
this approach is that it allows us to restrict the scope of professional ethics to the ...
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Pym ( 1997 : 136 ) considers translators ' responsibility to be based on their
professional behaviour . In that respect , the young translator's status here is
vague : the existence of a contract suggests that she is a professional , but as a
novice ...
Pym ( 1997 : 136 ) considers translators ' responsibility to be based on their
professional behaviour . In that respect , the young translator's status here is
vague : the existence of a contract suggests that she is a professional , but as a
novice ...
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Professional ethics and general ethics We might now ask in what respect '
general ethics ' is distinct from professional codes of ethics ( or deontology ' ) , or
to what extent it encompasses them . Let us examine briefly the code of ethics of
the ...
Professional ethics and general ethics We might now ask in what respect '
general ethics ' is distinct from professional codes of ethics ( or deontology ' ) , or
to what extent it encompasses them . Let us examine briefly the code of ethics of
the ...
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On a NineteenthCentury | 19 |
Translating Classic Fiction for Mass Markets | 43 |
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