Using text mappings in teaching consecutive interpreting

Chapters in this book

1. I-XIV I
2. Part I Aspects of human translation of considerable interest for machine translation
3. Process models in simultaneous interpretation 3
4. Using text mappings in teaching consecutive interpreting 19
5. The importance of functional markers in (human) translation 35
6. Translating cultural specifics: Macro- and microstructural decisions 51
7. Textual garden paths- parametrized obstacles to target language adequate translations 69
8. Part II Studies of human translation oriented towards machine translation
9. How does a Verbmobil affect conversation? Discourse analysis and machine-supported translatory interaction 93
10. Translation problems and translation strategies involved in human and machine translation: Empirical studies 123
11. Automatic interpreting of dialogue acts 145
12. Compensation 157
13. Interlingual strategies in translation 175
14. Part III Approaches to machine translation inspired by human translation
15. The translation objective in automatic dialogue interpreting 193
16. Perspectives for incremental MT with charts 211
17. Discourse processing for voice-to-voice machine translation 223
18. Evaluating translation 251
19. Subject index 265