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September 1, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at September 1, 2019
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Dr. Peden’s Influence on Translation When teaching her very popular classes in translation for graduate students at the University of Missouri-Columbia in the 1970s and […]
July 3, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at July 3, 2019
Aside from pedagogical questions surrounding the inculcation and acquisition of technical skills, of all the topics that teachers, critics, writers, translators and artists study, debate and […]
July 3, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at July 3, 2019
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As noted in recent Tips for the Week, there are three grades of comparison in Spanish: Equality, Inequality and Superlative, and an absolute superlative. This Tip […]
June 17, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at June 17, 2019
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As noted in last week’s Tip for the Week, there are three grades of comparison in Spanish: Equality, Inequality and Superlative, and an absolute superlative. This […]
June 17, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at June 17, 2019
If you are considering working as an Analytic Linguist, you should be aware that you will be listening to court-ordered oral communications intercepts (private phone calls), […]
June 11, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at June 11, 2019
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In Spanish, there are three grades of comparison: Equality, Inequality and Superlative, and an absolute superlative. This Tip for the Week is the first in a […]
June 8, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at June 8, 2019
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There is a saying on Madison Avenue, that street in New York City, which is famous for its many big advertising agencies: “When times are good, […]
June 2, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at June 2, 2019
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This Tip for the Week is for teachers who teach lower-level Spanish classes to native speakers of English, whether at the secondary or post-secondary level. This […]
June 2, 2019
Published by Eric Vogt at June 2, 2019
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A text lying before an Analytic Linguist/Translator is an unforgiving, rugged linguistic terrain. It is a cluttered with booby traps and tiger traps. Translators are not […]