Notes on translation with drills /
Edition statement:2nd ed. Published by : Summer Institute of Linguistics, (Santa Ana, Calif. :) Physical details: 346 pages ; 21 cm| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie | 418.02 BEE (Browse shelf) | 1 | Available | APA007309 |
"Most of the articles which appeared in the first fourteen issues of the paper entitled Notes on translation are reprinted in part one of this book."--Preface.
General procedure for Bible translation among aboriginals / John Beekman -- Checking translations for wrong meanings / Kenneth L. Williams -- Native reaction as a guide to meaningful translation / Ernest L. Richert -- The Gospel of Mark in Auca / Catherine Peeke -- Translation consultation / John Beekman -- Lexical equivalence involving consideration of form and function / John Beekman -- First person plural forms in New Testament translation / Velma Pickett and Florence Cowan, introduced by E.A. Nida -- Problems of pronominal equivalence in Isthmus Nahuat / Howard Law -- Inclusive and exclusive first person dual and plural pronouns / Paul Powlison -- Two sets of first person plural inclusive and exclusive forms / Nancy Lanier -- Exclusive-inclusive in Huixteco Matthew / Marion Cowan -- Exclusive-inclusive of II Corinthians in Zoque of Copainala / Roy and Margaret Harrison -- Son of Man / John Beekman -- Notes on the Greek genitive / John M. Taylor -- Genitives / Chester I. Frantz -- The Kingdom / Cora Mak, introduced by John Beekman -- Some uses of kai in the Greek New Testament / Robert E. Meader -- Relative frequency of direct discourse and indirect discourse in Sierra Chontal and Navajo Mark / Faye Edgerton -- Referents in Ter�ena / Muriel Ekdahl -- Drills on linguistic adjustments in translation / Mildred L. Larson.

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