国际翻译学类期刊目录介绍

一、翻译资格证书考试

人事部翻译资格证书

全国外语四级翻译证书考试办公室

/wyfyzs/

上海市翻译资格证书

福建厦门大学翻译资格证书

二、国际翻译学类期刊简介

1. Across languages and cultures

A multidisciplinary journal for translation

and interpreting studies

original

articles

and

reviews

on

all

sub-disciplines

of

Translation

and

Interpreting

(T/I)

Studies:

general

T/I

theory, descriptive T/I studies and applied

T/I studies. Special emphasis is laid on the

questions

of

multilingualism,

language

policy

and

translation

policy.

Publications

on

new

research

methods

and

models

are

encouraged. Publishes book reviews, news,

announcements and advertisements.”

2. Alta newsletter

American literary translators association

《美国文学翻译家协会新闻通讯》

3. Babel: International journal of translatio

n

季

刊

-

published

by

the

International

Federation

of

Translators

with

the

assistance of UNESCO.

Babel

is

a

scholarly

journal

designed

primarily

for

translators

and

interpreters,

yet

of

interest

also

for

the

nonspecialist

concerned

with

current

issues

and

events

in the field of translation.

Babel

includes

articles

on

translation

theory and practice, as well as discussions

of the legal, financial and social aspects of

the

translator’s

profession;

it

reports

on

new

methods

of

translating,

such

as

machine-aided

translation,

the

use

of

computerized

dictionaries

or

word

banks;

it also focuses on schools, special courses,

degrees,

and

prizes

for

translators.

An

established

publication,

Babel

will

appeal

to

all

those

who

make

translation

their

business.

Contributions

are

written

in

French

and

English

and

occasionally

in

German,

Italian and Russian.

Babel

is

published

for

the

Federation

of

Translators (FIT).

This journal is peer reviewed and indexed

in:

IBR/IBZ,

INIST,

Linguistic

Bibliography/Bibliographie

Linguistique,

LLBA,

MLA

Bibliography,

European

Reference Index for the Humanities.

An

international

journal

on

translation,

BABEL

is

published

4

times

a

year.

Authors

can

submit

their

paper

in

electronic

format

to

René

Haeseryn,

Director of publication:

babel@

.

4. Equivalences

5. In other words :Journal of the Translator

s association

The journal of the Translators Association,

produced in collaboration with the British

Centre

for

Literary

Translation

at

the

University of East Anglia.

Contains

articles

on

the

art

of

translation

and

on

translating

particular

authors

and

texts

together

with

reviews

of

newly

published translations.

Bi- annual.

Annual

subscription:

?

12

individuals; ?

25 institutions.

The Translators Association

The Society of Authors

84 Drayton Gardens

London SW10 9SB

Telephone: +44 (0)20 7373 6642

E-mail:

info@

6. Languages in contrast

International journal for contrastive linguis

tics

Languages

in

Contrast

aims

to

publish

contrastive

studies

of

two

or

more

languages. Any aspect of language may be

covered, including vocabulary, phonology,

morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics,

text

and

discourse,

stylistics,

sociolinguistics and psycholinguistics.

Languages

in

Contrast

welcomes

interdisciplinary studies, particularly those

that

make

links

between

contrastive

linguistics

and

translation,

lexicography,

computational

linguistics,

language

teaching, literary and linguistic computing,

literary studies and cultural studies.

Languages in Contrast provides a home for

contrastive linguistics. It enables advocates

of

different

theoretical

linguistic

frameworks

topublish

in

a

single

publication to the benefit of all involved in

contrastive research.

Languages in Contrast provides a forum to

explore

the

theoretical

status

of

the

field;

stimulates

research

into

a

wide

range

of

languages;

and

helps

to

give

the

field

of

contrastive linguistics a distinct identity.

This journal is peer reviewed and indexed

in:

IBR/IBZ,

INIST,

Linguistic

Bibliography/Bibliographie

Linguistique,

LLBA,

European

Reference

Index

for

the

Humanities

Languages

in

Contrast

(Spr?

k

i

kontrast:

SPRIK)

is

a

cross-disciplinary

and

cross-institutional

research

project

focusing

on

corpus-based

contrastive

language

studies

(Norwegian,

English,

French,

German),

especially

information

structure

at

different

levels.

The

SPRIK

project

has

the

over-arching

strategic

aim

of enhancing linguistic research in Norway

within

contrastive

linguistics,

stylistics,

and

semantics/pragmatics,

as

well

as

linguistically oriented translation studies.

Central

to

the

project

is

research

on

the

Oslo

Multilingual

Corpus

(OMC).

Such

parallell

corpora

represent

an

invaluable

source

of

insight

into

the

interplay

of

various factors that determine information

structure in a language while also shedding

light on the cross- linguistic variation in the

structuring of sentences and text. Through

contrastive studies of authentic language in

context,

the

project

aims

to

provide

new

insights,

methodological

renewal

and

empirically

based

theory

development.

Insights

gained

from

the

research

project

will also be relevant to applied fields such

as

translation

and

foreign

language

teaching.

SPRIK

comprises

three

sub-projects

focusing

on

different

aspects

of

information

structuring.

Syntactic

devices

are central to Subproject 1, while the other

two focus on lexcial and textual resources.

Subproject 1:

Syntactic

resources

for

information

structuring:

presentatives,

topicalization,

passivization, clefting

Subproject 2:

The

interplay

of

explicit

and

implicit

information

Subproject 3:

Conditions for perspectivization in text

SPRIK

is

funded

by

the

Norwegian

Research Council

. The project continues a

previous

project

supported

by

the

Norwegian

Research

Council

and

the

Faculty of Arts at the University of Oslo.

7. Machine translation

Description

Machine Translation covers all branches of

computational

linguistics

and

language

engineering,

wherever

they

incorporate

a

multilingual aspect. It features papers that

cover

the

theoretical,

descriptive

or

computational

aspects

of

any

of

the

following topics:

machine

translation

and

machine-aided translation

human

translation

theory

and

practice

multilingual

text

composition

and

generation

multilingual information retrieval

multilingual

natural

language

interfaces

multilingual dialogue systems

multilingual

message

understanding

systems

corpus- based and statistical language

modeling

connectionist

approaches

to

translation

compilation

and

use

of

bi-

and

multilingual corpora

discourse

phenomena

and

their

treatment

in

(human

or

machine)

translation

knowledge engineering

contrastive linguistics

morphology,

syntax,

semantics,

pragmatics

computer-aided

language

instruction

and learning

software

localization

and

internationalization

speech

processing,

especially

for

speech translation

phonetics, phonology

computational

implications

of

non-Roman character sets

multilingual word- processing

the

multilingual

information

society

(sociological and legal as well as linguistic

aspects)

minority languages

history of machine translation

8. Meta: Translators' Journal

9. MT news international

Newsletter of the International Association

for Machine Translation

10, Perspectives: studies in translatology

丹麦著名学术刊物《视角：翻译学研究》

（

Perspectives

：

Studies in Translatology

）

：

< /p>

该英语季刊创刊于

1993

年，

由丹麦哥本

哈根大学英文系和翻译研究中心主办，

国际著名翻译学者

Cay

Dollerup

担任主

编。

自

2002

年起该刊改由哥本哈根大学

英文系和清华大学外语系合办。作为国

际翻译界颇有影响的学术刊物之一，该

刊为国际权威检索系统

A

&

HCI

（艺 术

与人文科学论文索引）确定的极少数翻

译研究源刊，其论文收 录率达到

80

％以

上。该刊物的特点是 观点新、视角新、

跨文化和跨学科，力图从不同角度揭示

翻译学 的性质和任务。

11. Target: International journal of translati

on studies

This

is

edited

by

GIDEON

TOURY

and

JOS?

LAMBERT

and

published

by

John

Benjamins (Amsterdam).

Target

promotes

the

scholarly

study

of

translational

phenomena

from

a

thoroughly

interdisciplinary

and

international

point

of

view.

Rather

than

reducing

research

on

translation

to

the

practical

questions

asked

by

translators,

their committers or their audience, the aim

is

to

examine

the

role

of

translation

in

communication

in

general,

with

emphasis

on

cultural

situations

and

theoretical,

methodological

and

didactic

matters.

Attention

is

given

to

the

relationship

between

translation

and

the

societal

organisation of communication.

Target

provides

a

forum

for

innovative

approaches

to

translation.

It

publishes

original

studies

of

theoretical,

methodological

and

descriptive-explanatory

nature

into

translation

problems

and

corpora,

reflecting

various

socio-cultural

approaches.

The

extensive

review

section

discusses

the

most

important

publications

in the field in order to reflect the evolution

of the discipline.

12. Traduire Revue franaise de traduction :

information linguistique et culturelle

13. Translation and literature

Translation

and

Literature

'has

long

been

indispensable.

It

is

a

large

intelligence

flitting

among

the

languages,

to

connect

and

to

sustain.

The

issues

are

becoming

archival;

the

substantial

articles,

notes,

documents

and

reviews

practise

an

up-to-the-minute criticism on texts ancient

and modern.' - Times Literary Supplement

Translation

and

Literature

is

an

interdisciplinary scholarly journal focusing

on

English

Literature

in

its

foreign

relations. Recent articles and notes include:

Surrey

and

Marot,

Livy

and

Jacobean

drama,

Virgil

in

Paradise

Lost,

Pope's

Horace,

Fielding

on

translation,

Browning's

Agamemnon,

and

Brecht

in

English. It embraces responses to all other

literatures

in

the

work

of

English

writers,

including

reception

of

classical

texts;

historical

and

contemporary

translation

of

works

in

modern

languages;

history

and

theory

of

literary

translation,

adaptation,

and imitation. Translation and Literature is

indexed

in

Arts

and

Humanities

bibliographies

and

bibliographical

databases including the Modern Language

Association

of

America

International

Bibiography

Winner

of

three

successive

British Academy Learned Journals Awards,

1993-96

Free

Sample

Issue:

V

olume

15,

Part

1,

Spring 2006

Edinburgh University Press

Print ISSN 0968-1361.

Electronic ISSN 1750-0214.

/ demo/translation_and_

literature/

14. Translation review

University of Texa

s at Dallas

Started

in

1978,

Translation

Review

is

published two times a year. The Review is

unique

in

the

English- speaking

world.

While

many

literary

journals

publish

translations

of

the

works

of

international

authors

in

English

translation,

Translation

Review

focuses

on

the

theoretical

and

critical

aspects

of

transplanting

a

literary

text

from

one

culture

into

another.

The

pages

of

Translation

Review

present

in-depth

interviews

with

translators;

articles

that

deal

with

the

evaluation

of

existing

translations;

profiles

on

small,

commercial,

and

university

publishers

of

foreign

literature

in

translation;

comparative

studies

of

multiple

translations into English of the same work;

investigations of methodologies to develop

translation

workshops

and

courses

in

literary

translations;

and

information

concerning ongoing research in translation

studies in the United States and abroad.

Through

Translation

Review,

translators

have

a

forum

to

talk

about

the

reconstruction of the translation process to

give

readers

a

sense

of

the

tremendous

difficulties involved in transplanting a text

from a foreign culture into English. Thus,

the

practice

of

translation

can

also

be

considered

an

important

methodological

tool

to

initiate

and

promote

interdisciplinary

thinking.

Translation

Review

serves

as

a

major

critical

and

scholarly journal to facilitate cross-cultural