List of figures
List of tables
Preface to the first edition
Preface to the fourth edition
Credits
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Equivalence at Word Level
Chapter 3
Equivalence Above Word Level
Chapter 4
Grammatical Equivalence
Chapter 5
Textual Equivalence: Thematic and Information Structures
Chapter 6.
Textual Equivalence: Cohesion
Chapter 7
Pragmatic Equivalence
Chapter 8
Semiotic Equivalence
Chapter 9
Beyond Equivalence: Ethics and Morality
Glossary
References
Name index
Language index
Subject index
Biography
Mona Baker is Affiliate Professor at the University of Oslo, co-coordinator of the Genealogies of Knowledge Research Network and Honorary Dean of the Graduate School of Translation & Interpreting at Beijing Foreign Studies University. She is author of Translation and Conflict (2006/2018) and editor of Translating Dissent (2016) and Unsettling Translation: Studies in Honour of Theo Hermans (2022); and co-editor of the Routledge Encyclopedia of Translation Studies (2019) and the Routledge Encyclopedia of Citizen Media (2024).
Henry Jones is Lecturer in Translation Studies and Programme Director for the MA in Translation and Interpreting Studies at the University of Manchester. He is co-coordinator of the Genealogies of Knowledge Research Network and co-editor of the Routledge Encyclopedia of Citizen Media (2024).
"In Other Words remains essential reading for every translator teacher. This revised fourth edition expands into new text genres, acknowledges the growing importance of language technologies in the profession, and highlights the ethics of care – underscoring the translator’s responsibility toward others and reaffirming the book’s status as a cornerstone work in translator education."
Nike K. Pokorn, University of Ljubljana
"The world of translation keeps evolving, and In Other Words is keeping pace. This new edition seamlessly blends the timeless foundational elements of previous editions with thoughtful guidance on key challenges facing the translation profession today, including new text types, new technologies, and new ethical considerations. The result: a classic… for the contemporary student!"
Lynne Bowker, Université Laval
"In an update of this seminal book, Mona Baker and Henry Jones have revised each chapter, adding new examples, suggested readings and references, taking account of the contemporary ubiquity of machine translation in the text and exercises. This continues to be a key text in Translation Studies."
Joss Moorkens, Dublin City University
