Juan José Martínez Sierra, Patrick Zabalbeascoa Terran (coord.)

Artículos

Humour as a symptom of research trends in translation studies

Juan José Martínez Sierra, Patrick Zabalbeascoa Terran

9-27

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Humour as a Symptom of Research Trends in Translation Studies

Martínez Sierra Juan José, Patrick Zabalbeascoa Terran

29-48

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The translation of humour based on culture-bound terms in Modern Family. A cognitive-pragmatic approach

Francisco Javier Díaz Pérez

49-75

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traducción audiovisual; humor; intertextualidad; referentes culturales

Carla Botella Tejera

77-100

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Analysis of the treatment of intertextuality in the Italian translations of the works by P.G. Wodehouse (1881-1975) in the light of the epistemic approach

Gabriella Valentino

101-124

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The Translation of Intertextual Allusion

Katrien Lievois

125-148

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Humor and linguistic variation in Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis: The Catalan and Spanish cas

Eva Garcia-Pinos

149-180

Linguistic and ideological-cultural aspects in the translation of humour. A case of study: the comics ‘Agrippine’

Alessandra Rollo

181-218

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Subtitling audiovisual humour: The case of 'early Almodóvar' films during la movida in Spain (1980-1984)

Alejandro Bolaños García-Escribano

219-247

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When humour and culture clash: subtitling in Spanish affair

Pilar González Vera

249-277

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Humorous elements and translation in animated feature films: DreamWorks (2001-2012)

Rebeca Cristina López González

279-305

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The translation of audiovisual humour. The case of the animated film Shark Tale (El Espantatiburones)

Navarro Brotons María Lucía

307-329

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Domesticating the Translator: A Comparative Analysis of Humour in Yasmina Reza’s Dieu du Carnage and God of Carnage

Hélène Jaccomard

331-354

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