Examples of using Translatability in English and their translations into German
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The characteristic of every code is its translatability.
Check for translatability and inappropriate cultural bias in images, animations& examples.
The application of so-called advance translations or translatability assessments.
Must the translatability or untranslatability of two terms inevitably be regarded as diametrically opposed?
That of the communicability of the incommunicable, the translatability of the untranslatable.
Roman Jacobson was talking about a translatability of one form of artistic expression into another, for instance, a verbal art into music, dance, cinema, etc.
Working together with COA developers we can help them design translatability into measures from the start.
The debate about“constituent process” at and around Agora99 involved a sometimes implicit,sometimes explicit meta-debate about translatability.
Images, animations& examples. Check for translatability and inappropriate cultural bias.
In eleven themed rooms- one theme per quarter circle of the building-Freiburg's critical accomplishments will be shown with their global translatability in mind.
One essential matter that is presumed here is the translatability or interchangeability of languages: in other words.
In her poetry collection»A Hand full of Water«(German/English, 2012) as well as in her literary installation»My Cyborg Identity«(Boston, 2012),she questions the translatability of meanings, experiences and feelings.
When developing the source questionnaire for a study, its translatability and cultural relevance should be considered, in accordance with best practice for developing questionnaires for cross-national studies.
These connections can be observed in current discussions about questions regarding the translatability of German as an academic language.
Furthermore, when developing the source questionnaire for a study, its translatability and cultural relevance should be considered, in accordance with best practice for developing questionnaires for cross-national studies.
But as the pressure of costs and the quantity of contents to be translated increase, so do the requirements, such as customisation oflanguages, multiple use across several countries, flexible translatability within a product record.
According the Danish linguist, translatability is guaranteed between unrestricted languages(i.e. between natural languages), and also if we translate from a restricted language into an unrestricted language, but not vice versa.
The edition reflects the societal production,organisation and circulation of knowledge as well as its cross-regional‘translatability', and how it is informed by various media and interwoven into historical processes.
Another distinction Sapir makes regards the translatability of texts in which the layer where we intuitively catalogue our personal experience prevails(latent language content) and texts characterized by the specific nature of the language in which they are written.
The very fact that the New Testament texts were not written in Aramaic, the language of Jesus, but in the lingua franca of the Eastern Mediterranean, reveals the will to translate,and demonstrates Christianity's translatability and capacity for inculturation.
In a second part of the evening,the topic is transferred to a broader social level: The translatability of knowledge between generations and through periods of time and the role of translations as an archive will be discussed by Holger Fock, translator from French and connoisseurs of Cécile Wajsbrot's work, and Olaf KÃ1⁄4hl, translator mainly from Polish and translation theorist.
Based on her dissertation, her book project,"Invasive Translations: Violence and Mediation of the False-Colonial,France and Ottoman Egypt(1780-1840)" explores the homologies between conceptions of political translatability in the seemingly disparate contexts of late-eighteenth century France and Ottoman Egypt.
To put it more radically: without a philosopher to open their eyes to the global, universal meaning of"modernism", are the particular translators of modernism, the modernists who in a particular, culturally specific context articulate, implement or actualize its abstract translatability, necessarily blind to this translatability itself, being themselves representative of the global character of modernity?