Explicitation in Simultaneous Interpreting. A Study into Explicitating Behaviour of Trainee Interpreters

Ewa Gumul

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tłumaczenie symultaniczne, eksplicytacja, ograniczenia w przekładzie ustnym, protokoły retrospektywne, kierunkowość, strategie tłumaczenia ustnego, styl tłumacza

Przedmiotem pracy jest zjawisko eksplicytacji w tłumaczeniu symultanicznym. Do niedawna uważano, że eksplicytacja, jako zjawisko często przybierające formę amplifikacji tekstowej, występuje niezwykle rzadko w przekładzie symultanicznym, gdzie ogra...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-226-3349-6

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Wydawnictwo:

Uniwersytet Śląski

Rok wydania:

2017

Liczba stron:

334

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ContentsList of abbreviations /9
Introduction /11
PART ONE Theoretical background and research methodologyChapter 1. Explicitation /19
1.1 Defining explicitation /20
1.1.1 Definitions of explicitation in previous research /20
1.1.2 Language independence of explicitation /23
1.1.3 Explicitation versus addition, amplification, and overtranslation /28
1.1.4 Explicitness and implicitness /32
1.2 Taxonomies of explicitation /38
1.2.1 Séguinot’s addition and specification /38
1.2.2 Klaudy’s causal typology /39
1.2.3 Vehmas-Lehto’s category of over-explicitation /42
1.2.4 Klaudy and Károly’s transfer operations /43
1.2.5 Perego’s types and forms of explicitation /45
1.2.6 Kamenická’s and Hopkinson’s functional classifications /47
1.2.7 Pápai’s explicitation strategies /50
1.2.8 Murtisari’s scalar and categorical explicitation /51
1.3 Research methods and frameworks /52
1.4 Causes of explicitation /57
1.5 Explicitation as a translation universal /63
Chapter 2. Explicitation and its surface manifestations /66
2.1 Adding connectives /70
2.2 Intensifying cohesive ties /74
2.3 Lexicalisation of pro-forms /75
2.4 Reiteration /77
2.5 Filling out elliptical constructions /79
2.6 Adding modifiers and qualifiers /81
2.7 Inserting hedges and discourse organising items /83
2.8 Explicitating shifts involving proper names /84
2.9 Including additional explanatory remarks and providing full forms forabbreviations /87
2.10 Replacing nominalisations with verb phrases /90
2.11 Disambiguating lexical metaphors /94
2.12 Lexical specification /96
2.13 Meaning specification /98
3.1 Aims and research questions /99
Chapter 3. Research methodology /99
3.2 Research design /101
3.2.1 Method /101
3.2.2 Participants /105
3.2.3 Corpus /106
3.2.4 The experimental procedure /108
3.3 Taxonomy of surface manifestations of explicitation /111
3.4 Conceptual framework /114
3.4.1 The Time Constraint /117
3.4.2 The Linearity Constraint /125
3.4.3 The (Un)shared Knowledge Constraint /132
3.4.4 The Memory Load Constraint /136
4.1 Working definition of strategy in simultaneous interpreting /143
PART TWO AnalysisChapter 4. Explicitation and strategy /143
4.2 Previous research /145
4.3 Analysis /146
4.3.1 Adding connectives /154
4.3.2 Intensifying cohesive ties /159
4.3.3 Lexicalisation of pro-forms /161
4.3.4 Reiteration /165
4.3.5 Filling out elliptical constructions /174
4.3.6 Adding modifiers and qualifiers /177
4.3.7 Inserting hedges and discourse organising items /184
4.3.8 Shifts involving proper names and abbreviations /187
4.3.9 Including additional explanatory remarks /195
4.3.10 Replacing nominalisations with verb phrases /199
4.3.11 Disambiguating lexical metaphors /202
4.3.12 Lexical specification /205
4.3.13 Meaning specification /211
5.1 Directionality in interpreting /220
Chapter 5. Explicitation and directionality /220
5.2 The pilot study /224
5.3 Analysis /227
5.3.1 Adding connectives /230
5.3.2 Reiteration /232
5.3.3 Adding modifiers and qualifiers /236
5.3.4 Disambiguating lexical metaphors /239
5.3.5 Meaning specification /240
5.4 Correlation with the results of the survey on directionality /243
6.1 Translator and interpreter style /252
Chapter 6. Explicitation and interpreting style /252
6.2 Relating explicitation to translator and interpreter style /255
6.3 Analysing interpreter explicitating style – methodological considerations /257
6.4 Analysis /260
6.4.1 Frequency /260
6.4.2 Consistency /263
6.4.3 Distinctiveness /270
Conclusions /281
AppendicesAppendix 1: The frequency of explicitating shifts for each of the 120 participants /285
Appendix 2: Surface forms of all shifts (reported and unreported) /288
Appendix 3: Surface forms of reported shifts /294
Appendix 4: The number of all retrospective comments verbalised by theparticipants /300
Appendix 5: Reasons for explicitation reported by the participants in retrospectiveprotocols /304
References /305
Streszczenie /325
Resumen /329

1.1Definingexplicitation___

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vastmajorityofthestudiesshare.Thetermexplicitationischieflyemployedin

translationstudiestodenoteavarietyoftranslationalshiftsleadingtogreater

explicitnessofthetargettext,andatleastatthisgenerallevelthereseemstobe

aconsensusintheTranslationStudiescommunity,asweshallseeinanumber

ofdefinitionsquotedinthissection.

Thefirstdefinitionwasalreadyembarkeduponinthepre-descriptiveperiod

ofTranslationStudies.Itappearedinthe1958workbyVinayandDarbelnet,

whodefinedexplicitationas“astylistictranslationtechniquewhichconsistsof

makingexplicitinthetargetlanguagewhatremainsimplicitinthesourcelan-

guagebecauseitisapparentfromeitherthecontextorthesituation”(Vinay&

Darbelnet1958l1995:342).Thisgeneraldefinitionofexplicitationadvancedby

VinayandDarbelnetaswordedaboveremainslargelyvalidtodayand,despite

thereductionoftheconcepttomere“stylistictranslationtechnique,”ithas

constitutedapointofdepartureformanysubsequentstudies.However,wehave

tobearinmindthattheirapproachisessentiallyacontrastiveoneandassuch

haslimitedapplicabilitytothestudiesinthefieldoftranslation.WhatVinay

andDarbelnetdidwastoperformacontrastiveanalysisoflinguisticphenomena

ratherthandescribetextualsolutionsneededfortranslation.Weshallfurther

commentonthisaspectofVinayandDarbelnet)scontributioninSection1.1.2,

inthecontextoflanguageindependenceofexplicitatingshifts.

Asamatteroffact,Blum-Kulka(1986)inherseminalwork,whereshe

formulatedtheexplicitationhypothesis,1doesnotofferastrictdefinitionofthe

concept.2Nevertheless,herperceptionofexplicitationappearstobeessentialas

apointofdepartureinmanystudiesattemptingtodelimitthisphenomenon

(e.g.,Kamenická2007a;Murtisari2016,etc.).

Theprocessofinterpretationperformedbythetranslatoronthesourcetext

mightleadtoaTL[targetlanguage]textwhichismoreredundantthanthe

SL[sourcelanguage]text.Thisredundancycanbeexpressedbyariseinthe

levelofcohesiveexplicitnessintheTLtext.Thisargumentmaybestatedas“the

explicitationhypothesis,”whichpostulatesanobservedcohesiveexplicitness

fromSLtoTLtextsregardlessoftheincreasetraceabletodifferencesbetween

Infact,Blum-Kulka)scontributionwasthefirstsystematicempiricalstudyonexplicita-

tion.However,ithastobeemphasisedthatbeforeBlum-Kulka,thephenomenonofexplicitation

attractedconsiderableinterestintheTranslationStudiescommunity,givingrisetoanumberof

contributionsexploringoratleastcommentingonthisaspectoftheST-TTrelation(e.g.,Nida

1964;Комисcаров1969;Бархударов1975;Toury1980;Васева1980;Levy1963l1983;Séguinot

1985).

AsobservedbyKamenická(2007a),thisisprobablyduetothefactthatsherestricted

herresearchtoonlyoneformofexplicitation,namelycohesiveshifts.Giventhatsuchshiftscan

beobjectivelyidentifiedinthesurfacestructure,thedefinitionputforwardbyherpredecessors

(Vinay&Darbelnet1958l1995)provedtobeasufficientstartingpointforherresearch,andshe

doesnotaddressdirectlytheshortcomingsofthisfirstdefinition.

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