Christina Schaffner and Beverly Adab
Developing Tralation Competence: Introduction
Part Ⅰ: Defining Tralation Competence
Albrecht Neubert
Competence in Language, in Languages, and in Tralation
Marisa Presas
Bilingual Competence and Tralation Competence
Jean-Pierre Mailhac
Levels of Speech and Grammar when Tralating between
English and French
Janet Fraser
The Broader View: How Freelance Tralato
Define Tralation Competence
Gunilla Anderman and Margaret Roge
Tralator Training between Academia and Profession:
A European Pepective
Part Ⅱ: Building Tralation Competence
Andrew Chesterman
Teaching Strategies for Emancipatory Tralation
Jean Vienne
Which Competences Should We Teach to Future
Tralato, and How?
Agnes Elthes
Reflectio on Teaching Tralation from French into
Hungarian at the Technical Univeity of Budapest:
Towards a Function-Dependent Coue Typology
Olivia Fox
The Use of Tralation Diaries in a Process-Oriented
Tralation Teaching Methodology
Catherine Way
Structuring Specialised Tralation Coues: A Hit and
Miss Affair?
Christina Schaffner
Running before Walking? Designing a Tralation
Programme at Undergraduate Level
Dorothy Kelly
Text Selection for Developing Tralator Competence: Why
Texts from the Tourist Sector Cotitute Suitable Material
Ronald J.Sire
A Training Strategy for Tralation Studies
Part Ill: Assessing Tralation Competence
Allison Beeby
Evaluating the Development of Tralation Competence
Mariana Orozco
Building a Measuring Itrument for the Acquisition of
Tralation Competence in Trainee Tralato
Beverly Adab
Evaluating Tralation Competence
Gerard McAlester
The Evaluation of Tralation into a Foreign Language
Index