2020
DOI: 10.1590/1678-460x2020360208
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La traduction des sites web touristiques, vers la localisation ou la culturalisation?

Abstract: RÉSUMÉ L’introduction des sites Web a largement influencé la communication et l’image des villes touristiques. Cet article se concentre sur certaines caractéristiques des sites Web et leur traduction dans le domaine du tourisme. Après une première réflexion théorique sur les spécificités du discours touristique, nous procédons à l’analyse des sites web de trois capitales de taille différente : Londres, Paris et Ljubljana. Nous nous interrogeons sur les stratégies de traduction (adaptation, localisation et cult… Show more

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“…They list four possibilities: fit a control mechanism (control is achieved already through the selection (ex-ante) rather than through the socialisation (ex-post) process), fit as an assurance of workforce homogeneity (hiring people similar to existing employees will help to create or maintain the organisation's homogeneity), fit as a job-related criterion (especially relevant with regard to the growing importance of the service sector) and fit as an organisational public image enhancer. If organisations are aware that their web presentations must also consider the cultural, sociological and psychological element during the localisation process (Vaupot 2020), what we understand as a form of external or environmental acculturation, it is even more normal that fit to the organisational culture is expected from future employees, which could be explained as a form of internal acculturation.…”
Section: Characteristics Of the Hiring Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They list four possibilities: fit a control mechanism (control is achieved already through the selection (ex-ante) rather than through the socialisation (ex-post) process), fit as an assurance of workforce homogeneity (hiring people similar to existing employees will help to create or maintain the organisation's homogeneity), fit as a job-related criterion (especially relevant with regard to the growing importance of the service sector) and fit as an organisational public image enhancer. If organisations are aware that their web presentations must also consider the cultural, sociological and psychological element during the localisation process (Vaupot 2020), what we understand as a form of external or environmental acculturation, it is even more normal that fit to the organisational culture is expected from future employees, which could be explained as a form of internal acculturation.…”
Section: Characteristics Of the Hiring Processmentioning
confidence: 99%