Tradiling has been publishing lectures by Eugene Nida at the University of Vic. The recording below is probably from one of his last visits to Vic, in April 1997. Here he speaks about Bible translation, which was his central field of professional endeavour throughout his life and which he used as the wellspring for his influential theory of dynamic equivalence.
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