Literary Translation: Current Teaching Challenges
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This paper proposes to apply task-based approach to literary translation teaching in order to face current teaching challenges, as the student’s role is given special prominence. Taskbased approach will be introduced and complemented with more traditional notions such as translator’s competence, translation quality, revision and contrastive assessment analysis. Then, tasks examples will be provided. A careful planning of tasks objectives, contents, activities and assessment will enable students to acquire the necessary competence to reach quality in translation.Downloads
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