The University of Vic has been training translators and interpreters for 20 years. To celebrate the anniversary, among other activities, we are republishing the lectures given by Eugene Nida in Vic between 1992 and 1997. These historic lectures are an outstanding legacy from one of the most eminent twentieth-century scholars of translation studies. The publication is also an homage to Eugene Nida, who died in 2011.
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Apr29Tue19:00 Inteligencia artificial y enseña...Inteligencia artificial y enseña...Apr 29 @ 19:00 – 19:45
Conversación entre María García y Gemma Delgar en español. Forma parte del ciclo de conversaciones en abierto Cápsulas de traducción (con inscripción previa). Cápsulas de traducción es un ciclo de conversaciones en línea entre especialistas de prestigio, procedentes de diversos ámbitos de … Continue readingMay22Thu12:00 Interpreting at prison visitsInterpreting at prison visitsMay 22 @ 12:00 – 13:00Chartered Institute of Linguists webinars Join lawyer-linguist Sue Leschen FCIL CL as she draws on 22 years of expertise to guide interpreters through the unique challenges of prison visits. From high-security prisons and mental health institutions to young offender facilities, … Continue reading -
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