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Hypertranslation 🔍
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge Elements: Translation and Interpreting, 2024
Ma Carmen África Vidal Claramonte, Tong King Lee 🔍
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Hypertranslation
Contents
1 Translating Beyond
2 What Is So Hyper about Hypertranslation?
2.1 The Hypertext
2.2 Hyper culture and Hyperobject
2.3 Hyper translation: A Profile
3 Hypertranslational Re-readings of Language Art
3.1 Xu Bing
3.2 Antoni Muntadas
4 Memes, Intersemioticity, and Experientiality
4.1 Memes
4.2 Intersemioticity to Transmodality
4.3 Experientiality
5 Hyperreality: When the Body Translates
5.1 John Cage
5.2 Multisensory Art
5.3 Virtual/Augmented Reality as Hypertranslation
6 Apropos of AI: Hypertranslation as a Semiotic Condition
6.1 John Cayley
6.2 Eric Zboya
6.3 Generative Artificial Intelligence
7 Conclusion
References
Acknowledgements
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lgli/1901.pdf
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
Alternative edition
2025
date open sourced
2025-02-10
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