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-	'''Translation studies''' is the branch of the [[humanities]] dealing with the systematic, interdisciplinary study of the theory, the description and the application of [[translation]], [[interpreting]] or both these activities.	+
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-	Translation studies can be ''normative'' (prescribing rules for the application of these activities) or ''descriptive''.	+
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-	As an interdisciplinary discipline, translation studies borrows much from the different fields of study that support translation. These include [[comparative literature]], [[computer science]], [[history]], [[linguistics]], [[philology]], [[philosophy]], [[semiotics]], [[terminology]], and so forth.	+
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-	Note that occasionally in English, writers will use the term ''translatology'' to refer to ''translation studies''. However, the term Translation Studies has become implanted in English, whereas in French, it is ''la traductologie'' that is used.	+
-	== See also ==	+
-	*[[European Society for Translation Studies]]	+
-	*[[Skopos theory]]	+
-	*[[Translation]]	+
-	*[[Translation criticism]]	+
-	*[[Translation project]]	+
-	*[[:Category:Translation scholars|Translation scholars]]	+
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