Subtitling Standards -- A Proposal via @MrNori

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A Proposed Set of Subtitling Standards in Europe
by Fotios Karamitroglou

PhD Audiovisual Translation
UMIST, Manchester, UK
European Association for Studies in Screen Translation (ESIST)



PREFACE

Translation Studies is nowadays overwhelmed by a number of attempts to discard prescriptive standpoints and adopt new, descriptive directions. As a consequence, the research effort has been shifted from an investigation of things that should be done to an investigation of things that are being done.



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Minchinton, John. 1993. Sub-titling. Minchinton J. Hertfordshire, England.

D’Ydewalle, Géry et al. 1987. “Reading a Message when the same Message Is Available Auditorily in Another Language: The Case of Subtitling.” In Eye Movements: From Physiology to Cognition, Regan & Lévy-Schoen (eds.). Amsterdam. p. 313-321.

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