Michael Thompson is Emeritus Professor of Hispanic Studies at DurhamUniversity, UK.Penélope Johnson is Associate Professor of Translation Studies at DurhamUniversity, UK.Louise M. Haywood is Professor of Medieval Iberian Literary and Cultural Studies atthe University of Cambridge, UK.

• IntroductionMatrix of textual filtersGuidance on Trados exercisesPART 1: Translation as Process and Product1 Thinking about translation2 Approaches to doing translation3 Text type, purpose and reception4 Cultural issues in translation5 Handling the formal properties of texts: from sounds to discourse structures6 Semantic issues in translation: types of meaning7 Language variation: social and tonal register8 Language variation: dialect and sociolectPART 2: Translation as Practice9 Working as a translator10 Translating in specialized fields11 Translating across media and markets12 Editing and post-editingGlossary

Michael Thompson is Emeritus Professor of Hispanic Studies at DurhamUniversity, UK.Penélope Johnson is Associate Professor of Translation Studies at DurhamUniversity, UK.Louise M. Haywood is Professor of Medieval Iberian Literary and Cultural Studies atthe University of Cambridge, UK.

• IntroductionMatrix of textual filtersGuidance on Trados exercisesPART 1: Translation as Process and Product1 Thinking about translation2 Approaches to doing translation3 Text type, purpose and reception4 Cultural issues in translation5 Handling the formal properties of texts: from sounds to discourse structures6 Semantic issues in translation: types of meaning7 Language variation: social and tonal register8 Language variation: dialect and sociolectPART 2: Translation as Practice9 Working as a translator10 Translating in specialized fields11 Translating across media and markets12 Editing and post-editingGlossary

Michael Thompson is Emeritus Professor of Hispanic Studies at DurhamUniversity, UK.Penélope Johnson is Associate Professor of Translation Studies at DurhamUniversity, UK.Louise M. Haywood is Professor of Medieval Iberian Literary and Cultural Studies atthe University of Cambridge, UK.

• IntroductionMatrix of textual filtersGuidance on Trados exercisesPART 1: Translation as Process and Product1 Thinking about translation2 Approaches to doing translation3 Text type, purpose and reception4 Cultural issues in translation5 Handling the formal properties of texts: from sounds to discourse structures6 Semantic issues in translation: types of meaning7 Language variation: social and tonal register8 Language variation: dialect and sociolectPART 2: Translation as Practice9 Working as a translator10 Translating in specialized fields11 Translating across media and markets12 Editing and post-editingGlossary