María Calzada Pérez
Biographic Data
| ID | 3856628 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María Calzada Pérez |
| GIVEN NAMES | María Calzada |
| FAMILY NAME | Pérez |
| SIGNATURE | PÉREZ M C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Jaume I |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0830-4837 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Reacción o proacción comunicativa
Desde la lingüística de corpus, el presente trabajo propone una innovadora metodología cuantitativa/cualitativa, para analizar, de forma crítica y diacrónica, la comunicación parlamentaria sobre fenómenos migratorios (en concreto, acerca de refugiados y refugiadas). Tras la introducción (apartado 1), en el apartado 2 se describen los conceptos sociopolíticos y lingüísticos de Zapata-Barrero y Wodak, con los que se construye el método analítico. E…
The representation of migration in parliamentary settings
This study examines migration representation in three parliamentary chambers: the Spanish Chamber, the European Parliament, and the British House of Commons. The time span of its analysis coincides with the eighth Legislature of Spain (2004–2008). The reasons for this decision are straightforward. If parliaments portray or construct ideological debates in democratic societies, it seems logical to turn our attention to them as a means of assessing…
New contexts in discourse analysis for translation and interpretation
A corpus-assisted SFL approach to individuation in the European Parliament
The present paper proposes a synergic approach between systemic functional linguistics (SFL) and corpus linguistics (CL) in order to explore (original and translated) individuation (and its associated concepts of realisation and instantiation). After a brief introduction (Section 1) and presentation of SFL-related notions (Section 2), the paper discusses the methodological path that is followed in describing the representation of one case of indi…
The group in the self
Drawing on theoretical approaches to personal/group behaviour, and informed by Michael Hoey’s priming theory, this paper presents a corpus-assisted discourse study of European Parliament interventions from 2004 to 2011. The study aims to identify the group in the self and the various selves in the individual. For the analysis, three corpora from the European Comparable and Parallel Corpus Archive are explored: EP_EN (with EP interventions: 26,959…
The Impact of Symbolic Culture on the Understanding of Visual Figuration in a Cross-Cultural Environment
This paper focuses on the understanding of visual rhetorical figures as they appear in today’s globalized advertising. A sound theoretical model (i.e., Phillips and McQuarrie 2004) is first reviewed to select a good representative sampling (i.e., 9 advertisements) of the behaviour domain measured. Then, a population of 60 English language students are questioned regarding these 9 advertisements. This study uses a combined methodology, resorting t…
What is kept and what is lost without translation? A corpus-assisted discourse study of the European Parliament’s original and translated English
In July 2011, the European Parliament (EP) stopped providing a written translation of its proceedings. Some years later, it seems apposite to look back and ask: What is kept and what is lost without the EP translating? To answer this question, the present paper adopts the first (modern diachronic) corpus-assisted discourse analysis study (MD-CADS) carried out within translation studies by drawing on the discourse-historical approach (DHA) and cor…
Baumgarten, Stefan and Gagnon, Chantal (2016)
Baumgarten, Stefan and Gagnon, Chantal (2016): Translating the European House. Discourse, Ideology and Politics – Selected Papers by Christina Schäffner. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 382 p.. An article from journal Meta (La traduction littéraire comme création), on Érudit
Five turns of the screw
The present paper proposes a CADS-based analysis of European Parliament speeches, by merging (C)DA theoretical constructs (inspired byLaclau and Mouffe 1985) and CL tools. In this fashion, the European Comparable and Parallel Corpus of Parliamentary Speeches Archive (ECPC) is examined along synchronic and diachronic, quantitative and qualitative lines, in an inductive study that commutes from the micro-text to the macro-context
Apropos of Ideology
Text and Context
Proactive Translatology vis a vis Advertising Messages
Much good work on Translation Studies (TS) has concentrated on the verbal text. Nevertheless, in our post-modern world, multi-modality is exploited to the maximum, as advertising shows. In turn, hyper-textuality is also a common feature of today’s advertising messages. Furthermore, both multi-modality and hyper-textuality are ideologically designed not only to sell products but to promote entire ways of life. In its second section, the present pa…
Applying translation theory in teaching
A basic premise of this article is that the institutional teaching of translation studies has evolved in the past decades partly due to a growing connection between theory and teaching practice. The present article focuses on how seven proponents of various translation theories teach in classrooms, on why theory is important for the teaching of the profession, and on the nature of theory. This discussion leads to a fundamental concern for the tra…
Applying translation theory in teaching
A basic premise of this article is that the institutional teaching of translation studies has evolved in the past decades partly due to a growing connection between theory and teaching practice. The present article focuses on how seven proponents of various translation theories teach in classrooms, on why theory is important for the teaching of the profession, and on the nature of theory. This discussion leads to a fundamental concern for the tra…
Proactive Translatology vis a vis Advertising Messages
Much good work on Translation Studies (TS) has concentrated on the verbal text. Nevertheless, in our post-modern world, multi-modality is exploited to the maximum, as advertising shows. In turn, hyper-textuality is also a common feature of today’s advertising messages. Furthermore, both multi-modality and hyper-textuality are ideologically designed not only to sell products but to promote entire ways of life. In its second section, the present pa…
Apropos of Ideology
Text and Context
The Impact of Symbolic Culture on the Understanding of Visual Figuration in a Cross-Cultural Environment
This paper focuses on the understanding of visual rhetorical figures as they appear in today’s globalized advertising. A sound theoretical model (i.e., Phillips and McQuarrie 2004) is first reviewed to select a good representative sampling (i.e., 9 advertisements) of the behaviour domain measured. Then, a population of 60 English language students are questioned regarding these 9 advertisements. This study uses a combined methodology, resorting t…
What is kept and what is lost without translation? A corpus-assisted discourse study of the European Parliament’s original and translated English
In July 2011, the European Parliament (EP) stopped providing a written translation of its proceedings. Some years later, it seems apposite to look back and ask: What is kept and what is lost without the EP translating? To answer this question, the present paper adopts the first (modern diachronic) corpus-assisted discourse analysis study (MD-CADS) carried out within translation studies by drawing on the discourse-historical approach (DHA) and cor…
Baumgarten, Stefan and Gagnon, Chantal (2016)
Baumgarten, Stefan and Gagnon, Chantal (2016): Translating the European House. Discourse, Ideology and Politics – Selected Papers by Christina Schäffner. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 382 p.. An article from journal Meta (La traduction littéraire comme création), on Érudit
Five turns of the screw
The present paper proposes a CADS-based analysis of European Parliament speeches, by merging (C)DA theoretical constructs (inspired byLaclau and Mouffe 1985) and CL tools. In this fashion, the European Comparable and Parallel Corpus of Parliamentary Speeches Archive (ECPC) is examined along synchronic and diachronic, quantitative and qualitative lines, in an inductive study that commutes from the micro-text to the macro-context
The group in the self
Drawing on theoretical approaches to personal/group behaviour, and informed by Michael Hoey’s priming theory, this paper presents a corpus-assisted discourse study of European Parliament interventions from 2004 to 2011. The study aims to identify the group in the self and the various selves in the individual. For the analysis, three corpora from the European Comparable and Parallel Corpus Archive are explored: EP_EN (with EP interventions: 26,959…
New contexts in discourse analysis for translation and interpretation
A corpus-assisted SFL approach to individuation in the European Parliament
The present paper proposes a synergic approach between systemic functional linguistics (SFL) and corpus linguistics (CL) in order to explore (original and translated) individuation (and its associated concepts of realisation and instantiation). After a brief introduction (Section 1) and presentation of SFL-related notions (Section 2), the paper discusses the methodological path that is followed in describing the representation of one case of indi…
The representation of migration in parliamentary settings
This study examines migration representation in three parliamentary chambers: the Spanish Chamber, the European Parliament, and the British House of Commons. The time span of its analysis coincides with the eighth Legislature of Spain (2004–2008). The reasons for this decision are straightforward. If parliaments portray or construct ideological debates in democratic societies, it seems logical to turn our attention to them as a means of assessing…
Reacción o proacción comunicativa
Desde la lingüística de corpus, el presente trabajo propone una innovadora metodología cuantitativa/cualitativa, para analizar, de forma crítica y diacrónica, la comunicación parlamentaria sobre fenómenos migratorios (en concreto, acerca de refugiados y refugiadas). Tras la introducción (apartado 1), en el apartado 2 se describen los conceptos sociopolíticos y lingüísticos de Zapata-Barrero y Wodak, con los que se construye el método analítico. E…
Sociology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Linguistics (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Translation Studies and Practices (7 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (6 works) · Parliament (5 works)