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Papers

(The TQCC of Perspectives-Studies in Translation Theory and Practice is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Teaching with untranslatables in The Beast and the Sovereign Volume I	24
The Routledge handbook of translation, feminism and gender	17
Revision and retranslation of children's classics in modern-day UK and Spain: The case of Enid Blyton's The Famous Five and Malory Towers	15
What you see and what you hear: experiencing a translated Chinese food documentary	15
‘You can book an interpreter the same way you order your Uber': (re)interpreting work and digital labour platforms	15
Interpreting nonmainstream ideology (Euroscepticism) in the European Parliament	13
Latest trends in audiovisual translation	12
Note-taking effort in video remote interpreting: effects of source speech difficulty and interpreter work experience	9
Deaf translator’s visibility in political discourse: a dialogic positioning perspective	8
The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Media	7
List of reviewers 2021–2022	7
Davidson on indeterminacy and ‘passing theories’: need translators worry?	7
Global or glocal heroes in PJs? A multimodal analysis of female superhero and villain depiction in dubbed children’s animation	7
Translation support policies vs book industry practice in non-English settings	7
From ink to influence: analyzing the impact of media translations in late Qing China through media system dependency theory	7
Yan Fu’s translation ‘principle(s)’ and Huxley’s Evolution and Ethics	6
The translator’s nested identities: translator studies and the auto/biographical turn	6
Banal nationalism in translation: a case study of Egypt’s National Center for translation	6
Translation as a soft power resource: exploring the possibilities, scope, and challenges of an interdisciplinary approach	5
Can video game subtitling shape player satisfaction?	5
Ideological and legal foundations of translation censorship in Iran	5
Text availability and the speaker’s visibility in simultaneous interpreting: effects on the process, product, and interpreters’ perceptions	5
Translating emotions: a netnography of affect in a conference interpreting case during COVID-19	5
Transmedia adaptation as translation: a Chinese classic and its afterlife in translated comics	5
Quantitative research on what motivates Korean TED translators to translate	4

The professionalisation of translation practice: a systematic review of the literature	4
Positioning and authority construction through translational intertextuality in La Place’s Théâtre Anglois (1745–1749)	4
Of ghosts, soldiers and germs: Longfellow, translation and his nineteenth-century world	4
Opera in Translation: Unity and Diversity	4
The three-in-one role of scholar-retranslator-director: staging classic Chinese operas for English theatre	4
Scripted or spontaneous? Two approaches to audio describing visual art in museums	4
Path-generating moves in professional identity building: marriage migrant community interpreters and their institutional environments in South Korea	4
Lexical borrowing in journalism in a time of political crisis	3
Queer Theory and Translation Studies: Language, Politics, Desire	3
‘We should have a deep understanding’: reinstantiating cognitive processes in the translation of Chinese political discourse	3
USIS-funded literary translation in Hong Kong in the Cultural Cold War: a study of literary translations inWorld Today(1949-1952)	3
Bridging translation theory and practice	3
Professional and amateur AVT. The Italian dubbing, subtitling and fansubbing of The Handmaid’s Tale	3
Translating Islam(ism) for a Muslim society: a novel ‘Intra- Ummah translation paradigm’ for Islamist translations in Turkey	3
Dubbing feminist discourse in Disney films for Arab audiences: Frozen as a case study	3
Occupational stress and turnover intentions among simultaneous interpreters: the mediating role of burnout and the moderating role of grit	3
A mixed methods approach to indirect translation. A case study of the Finnish translations of modern Greek prose 1952–2004	3
Exploring information processing as a new research orientation beyond cognitive operations and their management in interpreting studies: taking stock and looking forward	3
Longing for an Olga that belongs in English: a Nobel Prize laureate’s micro-narratives	3
‘Trauma informs so much of what happens:’ interpreting refugee-background clients in Aotearoa New Zealand	3
Argentine literature in English: publishing translations subsidized by PROSUR (2010–2020)	3
Translation practices on the euro\|topics press roundup: a case study	3
An audience response study on Korean translation of culture-specific items in licensed musicals	3
The displaced relationship between original and translated literature: a polysystem view of Nobel Literature Prize norms	3
A theoretical model to elucidate the elusive concept ‘voice' for interpreters	3
Fourth time lucky? Retranslations of Erich Kästner's Emil und die Detektive	3
Exploring the potential of GPT-4 as an interactive transcreation assistant in game localisation: A case study on the translation of Pokémon names	3
‘Many different practices, one name.’ A semasiological counterweight to an onomasiological approach in search for a fuller phenomenology of translation	3
A socio-biographical investigation on trajectory and primary habitus of Chinese digitally-born fan translators	3
The translation of multimodal texts: challenges and theoretical approaches	2
¿Pasarán? Kommunikation im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg. Interacting with the Spanish Civil War	2
Digitalisation, neo-Taylorism and translation in the 2020s	2
The use of context in multiword-term translation	2
Interactive reception of online literary translation: the translator-readers dynamics in a discussion forum	2
Bloglator in the era of social media: a case study of the reports about the ‘tragically ugly’ math textbooks on What’s on Weibo	2
Moving forward to improve SDH: the needs of Spanish audiences	2
On translatingTintin au Congoin the twenty-first century	2
Book translation policy of China Foreign Languages Bureau from 1949 to 1999: a historical and bibliometric perspective	2
Could research help revisers?	2
Formulating a terminology for source document profiling through a literature review: from functionalist to documentational approaches*	2
Something between a colleague and a tool: exploring the complex nexus between the role, responsibilities, and expectations of language assistants in multinational police settings in Kosovo (1999–2018)	2
Translation and race	2
Translation Tools and Technologies	2
Translating queer elements in Bohemian Rhapsody in China	2
Why is the quality of revision so low? Attempts to explain and tackle the situation	2
The translators who shook the world: journalists and translators in the Russian Revolution	2
The 1960s Bible: investigating discourse on a Swedish translation of the New Testament	2
Gender-fair translation: a case study beyond the binary	2
Empirical studies of translation and interpreting: The Post-Structuralist Approach	2
Cosmopolitan Shakespeares in fin-de-siècle Belgian literature	2

The translation of food in Hong Lou Meng : a cross-linguistic study based on the English and French versions	2
Revision as an emerging subfield in Translation Studies	2
The anatomy of a letter: a response to ‘A ‘Requiem’ for the short-lived democracy in Iran in the 1950s’	2
The invisible hand of Doctor Zhivago : reception of a soft power tool	2
Translation and localization of food menus on mobile delivery apps in the United Arab Emirates: a multimodal and reception study	2
Russian literature in Iceland: the translation and reception of Osip Mandelstam in Iceland	2
Indirect translation in advertising: the case of Estrella Damm	2
Translation history, translators’ stories	2
Transformational strategies in diaphasic translation: three case studies	2
The Routledge handbook of translation and methodology	2
Imitation as rewriting: Zhou Zuoren’s approach to William Blake’s poems on children in May Fourth China	2