This chapter presents a collaboration between a sociologist and a translation scholar. Reflecting on the transdisciplinarity of Translation and Interpreting Studies [TIS], the authors highlight differences, similarities and connections between this “interdiscipline” and sociology. It starts with a record of the relationships between sociology and TIS, moving to a reflection on the relationship between research and practice, then it focuses on social constructivism as a potential bridge. In particular, it analyses the contributions of actor-network theory and social systems theory. The chapter culminates with the question of the combinability of social theories.
Sociology and translation studies: Two disciplines meeting / Baraldi, Claudio; Buzelin, Hélène. - STAMPA. - 126:(2016), pp. 117-139. [10.1075/btl.126.06buz]
Sociology and translation studies: Two disciplines meeting.
BARALDI, Claudio;
2016
Abstract
This chapter presents a collaboration between a sociologist and a translation scholar. Reflecting on the transdisciplinarity of Translation and Interpreting Studies [TIS], the authors highlight differences, similarities and connections between this “interdiscipline” and sociology. It starts with a record of the relationships between sociology and TIS, moving to a reflection on the relationship between research and practice, then it focuses on social constructivism as a potential bridge. In particular, it analyses the contributions of actor-network theory and social systems theory. The chapter culminates with the question of the combinability of social theories.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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