Uma visão geral da interferência na tradução técnico-científica
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https://doi.org/10.26512/belasinfieis.v14.n2.2025.53679Palabras clave:
Interferência, normalização, tradução técnico-científica, descritivismo, prescritivismo, globalização, inglês como língua franca.Resumen
Neste artigo, exploro a natureza da interferência na tradução, sobretudo nos textos técnico-científicos, usando uma abordagem descritivista. Meu objetivo é explicar esse fenômeno e suas causas com todos os seus paradoxos e não simplesmente condenar essa prática como um exemplo de má tradução. Dessa maneira, darei enfoque ao seu status na literatura da tradução, aos motivos e consequências da interferência em traduções especializadas, assim como aos argumentos dados contra e a favor desse fenômeno.
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