The Routledge Handbook of Intralingual Translation (Routledge Handbooks in Translation and Interpreting Studies)

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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I Intralingual translation: a diachronic perspective
	1 Archaization, modernization, and representing the source language in intralingual diachronic translation
	2 Retrieving Belgium’s national past: 19th-century intralingual translation and transfer practices in the legal, linguistic, and literary domains
	3 Pinkeltje remains Pinkeltje: intralingual translations of a Dutch children’s icon
	4 Forms and practices of intralingual translation in premodern China
	5 Vergilian centos from the perspective of intralingual translation: stealing his club and much more from Hercules
	6 Homer into Greek: intralingual translation in Greco-Roman antiquity
Part II Intralingual translation: language varieties and ideology
	7 Intralingual translation as a prestige-endowing activity for the Cypriot Greek dialect
	8 Intra- and interlingual translation from a diachronic perspective: the South Slavic folk ballad Hasanaginica
	9 Translation from English into Scots
	10 Intralingual translation in subtitles and reception: the case of the movie Roma
Part III Intralingual translation: Easy and Plain Language
	11 “Issues of the same order”? The microstrategies of an expert-lay translation compared to those of interlingual translation
	12 A typology of the various aspects of diaphasic intralingual translation – a systemic-functional approach
	13 Easy Language translation and comprehensibility as a social process
	14 Intralingual translation in Easy Language and in Plain Language
	15 Intralingual translation in expert-to-lay public communication: strategies and recurrent features in informative legal texts in the digital environment
Part IV Intralingual translation: rewording and editing
	16 Editing and intralingual translation: rewriting for clarity and consistency
	17 Two sides of the same coin: the American version of a British medical dictionary
	18 “The rule is no fuss”: an analysis of Kazuo Ishiguro’s shift to unnatural narration from the perspective of intralingual translation and editing
	19 Intralingual variation and transfer in legal and institutional translation: the case of pluricentric languages
Part V Intralingual translation: education and language acquisition
	20 Expanding translation studies: a functionalist approach to the use of intralingual translation in language education
	21 Intralingual audiovisual translation as a foreign language aid: a methodological proposal for application at different levels
	22 Graded readers as instances of intralingual translation
Part VI Intralingual translation: accessibility from a practical perspective
	23 Intralingual interpretation: simultaneous Easy Language interpreting as a new form of simultaneous interpreting
	24 Respeaking as a form of intralingual translation: intersections between linguistics and respeaking in the live subtitling of parliamentary debates
	25 Intralingual translation and media accessibility at a crossroads: a museum project
	26 Translation into Easy Language: the unexplored case of podcasts
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