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La bi-textualité: vers une nouvelle génération d’aides à la traduction et la terminologie

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DOIResolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.7202/003228ar
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Existing translator's workstations still provide ve1y little support for the central and defining aspects of the translator's task. The concept of bi-text is shown to open altogether new possibilities for the workstation. A bi-text is a pair of texts (a source and its translation) linked by a set of explicit translational correspondences. If translations are organized bi-textually, the production of a translation service can become a veritable corporate memory, whose riches can be tapped by tools like bilingual concordancing systems. Bi-textual representations also provide the foundation for translation critiquing tools, capable for example of detecting the presence of deceptive cognates in a translation. Algorithms have already been developed that can automatically produce a (partial) bi-textual representation for a text and its translation. We are currently in the process of developing prototype concordancing and translation critiquing tools.
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  • Meta: Journal des traducteurs 37, no. 4: 721–737.
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