Physical spaces and translation summary

In this section of working with translation and interpreting we have looked at issues of space of how place and the way we use it affect the way in which translation and translators work. We have asked specific questions about the way in which translation takes place in museums or perhaps in more intimate spaces for instance when we’re working with children or with people young or old who have suffered trauma. Throughout the week we have also heard some opinions about what makes translation good or bad, next week in our final session we will concentrate on the issue of quality we will think about what makes a translation a good translation?

And we will try to identify the ways in which we can measure the standard or the translation in which we can recognize whether it is working or not or perhaps prepare for translation interpreting to make the most of what a good translation can do for us.