About this book series
Translation Studies as a discipline has witnessed the fastest growth in the last 40 years. With translation becoming increasingly more important in today’s glocalized world, some have even observed a general translational turn in humanities in recent years. The New Frontiers in Translation Studies aims to capture the newest developments in translation studies, with a focus on:
• Translation Studies research methodology, an area of growing interest amongst translation students and teachers;
• Data-based empirical translation studies, a strong point of growth for the discipline because of the scientific nature of the quantitative and/or qualitative methods adopted in the investigations; and Asian translation thoughts and theories, to complement the current Eurocentric translation studies.
Submission and Peer Review:
The editor welcomes book proposals from experienced scholars as well as young aspiring researchers. Please send a short description of 500 words to the editor Prof. Defeng Li at Springernfits@gmail.com and Springer Senior Publishing Editor Rebecca Zhu: Rebecca.zhu@springernature.com. All proposals will undergo peer review to permit an initial evaluation. If accepted, the final manuscript will be peer reviewed internally by the series editor as well as externally (single blind) by Springer ahead of acceptance and publication.
- This book series contains subseries
- View subseries
- Electronic ISSN
- 2197-8697
- Print ISSN
- 2197-8689
- Series Editor
-
- Defeng Li
Book titles in this series
-
-
Chinese Mental Health Scale Translation
This title belongs to the subseries: SpringerBriefs in Empirical Translation Modelling
-
Cultural Adaptation in Chinese Mental Health Translation
This title belongs to the subseries: SpringerBriefs in Empirical Translation Modelling
-
-
Abstracted and indexed in
-
- SCImago
- SCOPUS