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Recording of presentation introducing narrative analysis, outlining what it is, why it can be a useful approach, how to do it and where to find out more. Presentation given at methods@manchester seminar at University of Manchester on 4 March 2010.

What is Narrative Analysis

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Narrative Methods for the Human Sciences

After virtue, a study in moral theory

Since the publication of Translation and Conflict: A Narrative Account (Baker 2006), there has been a growing interest in applying socio-narrative theory to Translation Studies, with Baker’s ideas extended and applied to several different areas of inquiry. This article gives a brief overview of these projects, and discusses in more depth the example of my own application and development of narrative theory. This includes a revised typology of narratives, the combination of narratological and sociological approaches, an intratextual model of analysis, and a new emphasis on the importance of narrators and temporary narrators in the (re)configuration of narratives. The article ends with a brief discussion on further topics within Translation and Interpreting Studies to which narrative theory might be applied.

"How do I apply narrative theory?": Socio-narrative theory in translation studies

This paper investigates how subfields within translation studies have been defined and how research interests and foci have shifted over the years, using data from the Translation Studies Abstracts (TSA) online database. We draw on the notions of ‘landscape’ and ‘sketch maps’ in an attempt to reflect on the role that TSA editors, as well as writers of papers and abstracts, have had on the dynamics of the field. We start by offering an overview of the contents of the database, and reflect on how bibliographical tools ultimately represent partial views of a disciplinary landscape. We look at how different bibliographies devise categories for describing topics of research and thus create maps to navigate that landscape. However, maps are static devices, unable to represent how the landscape was shaped historically. Thus, we also use a TSA corpus to observe how classifications and the frequencies of keywords have changed at different points in time, while reflecting on how, as inhabitants of this landscape, e...

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/0907676X.2015.1010551

Sketching landscapes in translation studies: A bibliographic study

The role of interpreters and translators in relation to violent conflicts is a complex, dynamic and multi-faceted one, whether they participate directly in war zones or more indirectly in legal or humanitarian contexts or in relation to written texts. Because of the physical, cultural or linguistic proximity of interpreters and translators to one side or the other in a given conflict, there is a powerful tendency by the different parties, including the public, to position interpreters and translators as loyal to one side and opposed to another. The contributing authors to this special issue apply a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches to a number of relevant issues across a range of conflict situations, drawing on fictional and non-fictional texts, legal and peacekeeping settings and reports from war zones themselves. In different ways, the papers presented here explore the overlapping themes of mediation, agency and ethics in relation to translators and interpreters as they negoti...

Translating violent conflict

The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Culture

Le present article analyse le reportage en russe et en anglais sur la prise d’otages qui frappa Beslan en Russie du Sud entre le 1er et le 3 septembre 2004, et se penche tout particulierement sur les informations publiees en ligne au cours de la premiere journee de cette crise. Le corpus selectionne et analyse provient de trois agences de presse distinctes : RIA-Novosti, une importante agence de presse russe controlee par l’Etat ; Kavkazcenter, le site web de la resistance armee tchetchene ; et Caucasian Knot, un site fonde par Memorial, l’organisation internationale et historique des droits de l’homme de Russie. L’etude a recours aux principes de la theorie narrative et allie les outils narratologiques d’analyse a la notion d’‘ontological narrativity’ (Somers et Gibson 1994 : 38) et explore la construction des recits d’information publies par chaque site web, avant de passer a une analyse comparee de leur traduction, publiee le jour meme. Ce travail contribue donc au savoir academique sur la prise d’otages de Beslan et les discours generes par l’evenement – en particulier ceux qui sont produits par des groupes marginaux et par le biais de la traduction – ainsi qu’au savoir sur le processus de construction narrative, alors meme que les evenements sont en train de se produire. L’article tire des premieres conclusions quant a l’effet de la traduction sur ces recits rivaux, particulierement ceux qui sont diffuses par des groupes contestataires et non dominants relativement au conflit politique violent, comme celui qui perdure en Tchetchenie et dans le Caucase du Nord.

https://www.erudit.org/fr/revues/meta/2011-v56-n1-meta1522519/1003509ar.pdf

Sue-Ann Harding

Papers

"How do I apply narrative theory?": Socio-narrative theory in translation studies

Sketching landscapes in translation studies: A bibliographic study

Translating violent conflict

The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Culture

Translation and the circulation of competing narratives from the wars in Chechnya: A case study from the 2004 Beslan hostage disaster