Translation workshops. English and Polish 3222-30TA6C-NZ

The classes are focused on micro- and macro-structure of texts, structural differences between Polish and English texts, and cultural differences
between source and target languages. The aim is also to practise using translation methods in translation of culture-bound elements.

Term 2023L:

Teaching contents:
1. Introduction to the course; unit of translation; the concept of equivalence
2. Using dictionaries and other sources
2. Translating SL structures absent in TL (Eng-Pol, Pol-Eng)
3. Translating proper names
4. Translating titles, headlines, slogans
5. Translating idioms, proverbs and false friends
6. Translation methods applied in culture-bound elements

Types of text translated throughout the course include
a) psychology texts
b) historical texts
c) legal texts

Didactic methods: grammar-translation method

The no. of hrs the student should study the subject consists of:
* time in-class 30h
* self-study 30h
60h = 2 ECTS

Term 2024L:

Type of course

obligatory courses

Mode

Classroom

Prerequisites (description)

Participants should know the languages of Polish and English at the minimum level of B2/C1

Course coordinators

Anna Kizińska

Learning outcomes

KNOWLEDGE
- student creates and understands English language texts, both spoken and written (on the level C1) (K1_W10)

SKILLS
- student has the skills necessary to communicate in the English language on the level of C1 ) (K1_U10)
- student has the skills enabling them to plan their own work and to work in a team (K2_U12).

SOCIAL COMPETENCE
- student is able to critically evaluate their own knowledge and received messages (K1_K01).

Assessment criteria

Requirements and grading components (at the first and second attmept to pass the course):
-formative assessment (being prepared for classes) - 30%
-tests and translation tests – 20% (home assignment) 20% (home assignment) 30% (in-class assignment)

60% - 68% - 3 (satisfactory)
69% - 77% - 3+ (satisfactory plus)
78% - 86% - 4 (good)
87% - 95% - 4+ (good plus)
96% - 98% - 5 (very good)
99% -100% - 5! (Very good rating with an exclamation mark)
it is obligatory to attend classes The student has the right to 3 unexcused absences.
The form of crediting the classes in which the student was absent is determined by the lecturer.

Bibliography

1.Belczyk, Arkadiusz (2002). Poradnik Tłumacza – z angielskiego na nasze, Wyd. Idea: Kraków
2. Berezowski, L. (2017). Jak czytać i rozumieć angielskie dokumenty sądowe w sprawach cywilnych? Warszawa: C.H. Beck
3. Berezowski, L. (2012). Jak czytać i rozumieć angielskie umowy? Warszawa: C.H. Beck
4. Berezowski, L. (2020). Jak czytać, rozumieć i przekładać polskie umowy na język angielski? Warszawa: C.H. Beck
5. Jopek-Bosiacka, A. (2021). Przekład prawny i sądowy. Warszawa: PWN
6.Hejwowski, K. (2007). Kognitywno-komunikacyjna teoria przekładu. Warszawa: PWN.
7.Korzeniowska, Aniela (1998). Explorations in Polish-English Mistranslation Problems, Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Warszawa.
8.Korzeniowska, A. i Kuhiwczak, P. (2010). Successful Polish-English Translation. Tricks of the Trade. PWN: Warszawa

Term 2023L:

Term 2024L:

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of 3222-30TA6C-NZ in USOSweb