Translation revision and post-editing: industry practices and cognitive processes

Keming Peng · Aiping Mo

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Even though it was not until the 20th Century that translation revision and post-editing became a quickly-growing trend in the translation industry (Garcia 2009), the concept originated from the tr...

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1995Descriptive Translation Studies – and beyond 2020Translation Revision and Post-Editing 1983Judging the Quality of Revision

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