Juridical Discourse in Sub-Saharan Africa. Terminology and Translation in Legal Matters (notice n° 554693)

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Personal name Abolou, Camille Roger
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Title Juridical Discourse in Sub-Saharan Africa. Terminology and Translation in Legal Matters
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Summary, etc. Initially, work on translation concentrated on exploiting the capacity of African languages to express modernity. Later research in translation in sub-Saharan Africa has concentrated on legal ethnography, working on ontological systems, legal texts within which a multiplicity of sources of law are intermingled, in particular customary law, civil law and common law. These justice systems are superimposed and intertwined, giving rise to a legal disorder. The post-colonial African countries have the major challenge, apart from the one-way communication which characterises them, with what can be called interjuridicity, a zone of interference where jurisigns (borrowings and legal calques) appear. The concept of interjuridicity sheds light on the problems of legal translation in sub-Saharan Africa which can be solved by applying various heuristic approaches.
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Note Revue française de linguistique appliquée | XVI | 1 | 2011-06-20 | p. 17-31 | 1386-1204
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