Цифровые и тематические книжные коллекции издания
Содержание
- Intro -- Translation and Affect -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 1. Affecting and being affected -- 1.1 From neural to social: The spectrum of affect -- 1.2 Affects in translation studies -- 1.3 Now, what is affect (and does it matter)? -- 1.4 What can we do with affect? -- 2. Affective labour and sticky affects -- 2.1 Affective labour -- 2.2 Love as a sticky affect in translation -- 2.3 Affects and network economy -- 3. Appraising and modulating affectivevalence in translation -- 3.1 Appraising affects
- 3.1.1 Affective valence and appraisal -- 3.1.2 Appraisal theory in text analysis -- 3.2 Modulating affects -- 3.3 Reception, affinity and affect -- 4. The misery and splendour of translating -- 4.1 Translator Saarikoski and his diaries -- 4.2 Impostor syndrome as a translatological malaise -- 4.3 Work engagement and the desire to translate -- 4.4 The pains and pleasures of translation -- 5. Sticky affects, affective capital and interpreter performance -- 5.1 The sticky fear of betrayal -- 5.2 Doing being an interpreter -- 5.2.1 Performance as doing being -- 5.2.2 Performing impartiality
- 5.2.3 Accuracy and affect -- 5.2.4 Prohibition of empathy -- 5.3 Embodied affinities and distances -- 5.4 Affective labour, codification and reflexivity -- 6. Translation and the sense of space -- 6.1 On spaces and places -- 6.2 Spaces and places of translation -- 6.2.1 Sense of space in translation work -- 6.2.2 The spaces of translation in poetry performances -- 6.2.3 The space of translation as a playground -- 7. Translation technology and affect -- 7.1 Translators' technology-related affects -- 7.2 Machine translation and affects -- 7.3 Future scenarios -- 8. Affect and pedagogy
- 8.1 Reflexivity as a foundational skill -- 8.2 Empathy and affect -- 8.3 Empowerment -- 9. Conclusions -- References -- Index
