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International conference presentations by CTTS members and a DCU graduate
Carmen Mangiron, Marian Flanagan and Minako O’Hagan each gave a paper at the 3rd ...
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From ohaganm on November 14th, 2009
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O’Hagan, M. (2008). “How to Measure a Video Gamer’s Virtual Experience: The case of Ico”. ...
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From ohaganm on November 13th, 2009
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O’Hagan, M. (2008). “From translating text to translating pleasure: An approach to video games ...
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From ohaganm on November 13th, 2009
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The Centre for Translation and Textual Studies (CTTS) is a University-Designated Research Centre
of Dublin City University, Ireland. CTTS was established in 2000 to pursue research
in Translation Studies and related areas.
Interdisciplinarity and collaboration – at University (CNGL), national (An Foras Feasa)
and international levels (eCoLoMedia) – are hallmarks of the Centre’s work.
The Centre currently has 11 Faculty members, 1 External member,
23 doctoral students and 1 Postdoctoral Fellow.
Current research involves Audiovisual Translation, Community Interpreting, Discourse Analysis,
Language in Virtual Worlds, Literary Translation, Minority Language Policy, Translation History
(Trasna), Translation Pedagogy and Translation Technology.
of Dublin City University, Ireland. CTTS was established in 2000 to pursue research
in Translation Studies and related areas.
Interdisciplinarity and collaboration – at University (CNGL), national (An Foras Feasa)
and international levels (eCoLoMedia) – are hallmarks of the Centre’s work.
The Centre currently has 11 Faculty members, 1 External member,
23 doctoral students and 1 Postdoctoral Fellow.
Current research involves Audiovisual Translation, Community Interpreting, Discourse Analysis,
Language in Virtual Worlds, Literary Translation, Minority Language Policy, Translation History
(Trasna), Translation Pedagogy and Translation Technology.
