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  1. Von der Übersetzbarkeit oder Unübersetzbarkeit des Rechts

    Starting from the generally acknowledged fact that exact translation is not possible, this article presents the difficulties of translation between legal systems in general, which appear on different levels and are of such extent, that it has often... mehr

     

    Starting from the generally acknowledged fact that exact translation is not possible, this article presents the difficulties of translation between legal systems in general, which appear on different levels and are of such extent, that it has often been spoken about the untranslatability of law. The idea of untranslatability is a controversed one in the specialized literature, as some authors show that it is no case of absolute untranslatability, but one of relative untranslatability, since the translator – who has to bridge the gap between the source and the target legal system – must find a surrogate solution for the missing legal term.

     

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    DDC Klassifikation: Recht (340); Sprache (400)
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  2. Institutionsbezeichnungen als Übersetzungsproblem

    This article deals with the difficulty of translating institution names. The translation of institution names from one language into another plays an important role at the translation of official documents. Institution names are stronger... mehr

     

    This article deals with the difficulty of translating institution names. The translation of institution names from one language into another plays an important role at the translation of official documents. Institution names are stronger conventionalised than other proper names, because the judicial system is determined by the appropriate public institutions. The names of institutions arose in each speech community related to the judicial tradition and the legal history, which must be taken into account at translating them from one language into another and thus from one legal system into another. This article points out the difficulties that arise at different levels when translating institution names, it presents the advantages and disadvantages of the solutions offered so far in the specialized literature and proposes a surrogate solution.

     

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