Equivalences traductionnelles. Bi-texte juridique
Abstract
CONVENTION is a legal bi-text aligned up to the sentence level with a textometric tool mkAlign (§1). The bilingual French/English Types administr+/administ+ are put into correspondence following their semantic proximity in the corpus. Their distributions differ within the bi-text divided into sections. A series of textometric operations allow to detect the origins of these variations. Two substantially different phenomena are discovered: 1) Asymmetry of distributions is sometimes due to the section alignment shift; 2) In some contexts, French words starting with administered+(administration, administration, etc.) do not correspond to the English words starting with administ+(administration, administering, etc.) and vice versa (§ 2). We then suggest two working methods to process parallel text corpora: 1) Sentence alignment synchronization with a bi-text map; 2) Bi-textual exploration to reveal original translation passages with uncommon equivalents (§3).
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Linguistics
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