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» DIFFERENCE OF USAGE SIMPLIFIED BETWEEN SUBJUNCTIVE AND INDICATIVE FORMS IN FRENCH
By francoisebou | Published 08/8/2010 | French | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecIRateSecI
A simplified written explanation about usage of indicative and subjonctive forms in French for French and English writers, extracted from Bescherelles
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» Retour critique sur The Scandals of Translation
By Sanaa Benmessaoud | Published 04/25/2008 | French , Art of Translation and Interpreting | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
The article offers an in-depth critical reading of Venuti's seminal work, The Scandals of Translation : Towards an Ethics of Difference. It highlights its pertinence to the on-going discussion within the discipline of how to represent the other, while underlining the pitfalls of prescriptive approaches such as the one proposed by Venuti.
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» 'Tulip Fever' by Deborah Moggach; a comparison of the English original and its French and Spanish translations
By Karen Vincent-Jones (X) | Published 04/18/2007 | French | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
This article looks at a best-selling English novel and its translations into French and Spanish. The books are looked at as publications, in terms of their presentation and the publishers' marketing strategies. The style of the different versions is compared, using statistical analysis, in terms of their sentence structure and readability. Certain key passages are compared in detail, and any differences analysed. The conclusions are that the Spanish version is more faithful to the English original than the French, and is targeted at a more sophisticated audience. The French version often differs from the original, omitting descriptions, and is targeted as 'women's fiction' to a more popular audience.
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» Poétique des moteurs de traduction
By Bertrand Besancon | Published 12/19/2006 | French , Art/Literary Translation , Literature and Poetry | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
Il ne viendrait pas à l'esprit de l'honnête traducteur de donner de la poésie à moudre à un quelconque moteur de traduction; après tout, les perles ne sont pas faites pour les cochons. Pourtant, par une alchimie insoupçonnée, les dits cochons, quant on les gâte, produisent parfois en retour de curieuses pièces qui, si elles ne sont rondes, méritent du moins qu'on leur accorde une certaine préciosité.
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» Utilisation des codes ASCII pour les lettres accentuées en français (non présentes sur les touches du clavier)
By elysee | Published 08/5/2006 | French | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecIRateSecI
En France, on utilise le code multilingue 850 Latin 1. Sur un PC, pour accéder à un caractère, il suffit d'appuyer simultanément sur la touche ALT et de taper le code ASCII en décimal. Exemples: ê = ALT 136 â = ALT 133 É = ALT 144 û = ALT 150 ô = ALT 147 m² = m puis ALT 253 m³ = m pui ALT 252
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