HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Anisomorphic / isomorphic cross-sensory et al. from the Sumy State have published the research: Linguacultural isomorphism / anisomorphism and synesthetic metaphor translation procedures, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: To avoid the subjectivity of judgment in deciding which translation procedure is employed in a particular case, the authors investigate whether the crosssensory mappings behind the transfer of a source-text metaphoric expression to the target text are isomorphic, i.e. shared by representatives of the source and target linguacultural communities or anisomorphic, i.e. culturally specific.
SUMMARY
Cognitive translation studies have recently . . .
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