The Political and Diplomatic Significance of Interpreters/Translators in Seventeenth-Century Colonial Taiwan

Chang, Pin-ling

doi:10.1057/9781137400048_9

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“…(ii) the evidence to support the claims (iii) warranty of the evidence (iv) how the evidence is supported Based on the above appraisal standards, 40 screened documents were evaluated for quality homogeneity. Although multiple articles and books are topic-relevant, some of the publications do not emphasize the study questions (Chang, 2014;Gentzler, 2002;Li, 2016;Lukits, 2007) and lack appropriate methodology (J. Chen, 2011; Y. Chen, 2004;Jia, 2014;Li & Xie, 2010;Liu, 2005;Luo & Hu, 2011;Qin, 2001;Wang, Ge, & Zhao, 2015;Wang, 2010;Xiong, 2015;Y.…”

Section: Appraising Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Literature Review of Tourism Translation and Power

Liu¹,

Abdullah²,

Ang³

et al. 2023

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Despite many studies on translation and power, little has been done to examine the power relations in tourism translation. This systematic literature review aims to investigate publications on tourism translation and power in the translation field. With Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) as the framework, this study employed two primary journal databases in English and Chinese, namely Scopus and CNKI. Following an eight-step guide, a total of eight articles, including seven journals and one book chapter, were included in the final research. Based on systematic literature review and thematic analysis methods, four main themes were identified concerning the power issues in tourism translation. The first theme showed the subjective exertion of power by the translators in tourism translation to promote tourism in a destination. The second theme demonstrated the power exertion in translating tourism texts for economic reasons. The third and fourth themes referred to ideology-related and culture-related power exertion in the process of translating tourism texts. Apart from the emerging themes, the most notable study outcome indicated three research gaps in tourism translation and power, concerning language pairs, translation strategies, and research methodology.

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Section: Appraising Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Literature Review of Tourism Translation and Power

Liu¹,

Abdullah²,

Ang³

et al. 2023

WJEL

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“…Other translators in Asia who worked for European colonizer or settler groups are also sometimes quoted as having to dress in particular ways for their interpretations, or performed translations, to be regarded as official. (See for instance Chan's account of translators as negotiators for the Dutch in Formosa (Chan 2014)).…”

Section: Translation Interpretation and Dressmentioning

confidence: 99%