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Transynergy Journal of Translation, Literature and Linguistics
TranSynergy Journal of Translation, Literature and Linguistics is an academic journal, launched in 2022. It is an open-access, double blind peer-reviewed, international e-journal published with the initiative of a group of scholars around the world. Its publication language is English. It is published biannually in December and May of every year, on the digital platform. TranSynergy’s fields of publication includes, but not limited to translation studies, linguistics, literature studies, cultural studies, language studies and intercultural communication. It aims to provide a platform where scholars and researchers to discuss the status quos and the future trends in the mentioned fields. The articles published in TranSynergy consists of a wide range of subfields such as theories of translation, translation history, specific field translation, literary translation, technical translation, machine translation, computer-assisted translation, post-editing, marketing translation, localization, translator training, interpreting studies, translation technologies, translation criticism, comparative terminological studies, translation sociology, translators’ psychology, stylistics, lexicology, syntax, morphology, semantics, pragmatics, historical linguistics, sociolinguistics, neurolinguistics, psycholinguistics, theoretical linguistics, applied linguistics, phonetics, phonology, discourse analysis, critical discourse analysis, poetry, drama, genre studies, history of literature, comparative literature, modern and classical literature.
2022 · Volume 1, Issue 1
| Makale | Yazar | Sayfa |
|---|---|---|
| From Colonial to Postcolonial: Dissemination of the English Language | A.Nejat TÖNGÜR | 1–8 |
| Ursula Le Guin as a Feminist Self-Translator | Betül Hazal DİNÇER, Sinem SANCAKTAROĞLU BOZKURT | 9–25 |
| V.S. NAIPAUL’S A HOUSE FOR MR. BISWAS: A STUDY OF LIMINALITY | Yıldıray ÇEVİK | 26–36 |
| The Impact of Discourse Markers on Conversational Coherence | Korkut Uluç İŞİSAĞ | 37–46 |
| Training on Simultaneous Interpreting at Undergraduate Level in Türkiye: Analysis of Resources | Tuğçe Elif TAŞDAN DOĞAN | 47–66 |
| V. S. Naipaul’s “One Out of Many”: In the Middle of Nowhere | Zeynep Rana TURGUT | 67–73 |