Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction - translation in the age of multimedia -- CHAPTER ONE TAXONOMISING AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION -- Toward appropriate nomenclature and categorisation -- In lieu of a historical perspective: dubbing and subtitling in audiovisual translation research -- Voice-over: the orphan child of audiovisual translation -- Beyond the triad -- Accessibility - audiodescription and subtitles for the deaf and the hard of hearing -- From spoken to written input: respeaking -- Beyond the screen: theatre and opera translation by means of surtitling -- The periphery of audiovisual translation - video game localisation -- With or without interpreting? -- Conclusions -- CHAPTER 2 CHARACTERISING AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION -- Mal nécessaire - the inadequacies of audiovisual translation -- Evaluating audiovisual translations -- The semiotics of audiovisual transfer -- The audiovisual text and beyond -- Invisibility of the audiovisual translator -- Audiovisual redundancy -- On a side note: creative uses of subtitles -- Conclusions -- CHAPTER 3 WITHIN AND OUTSIDE TRANSLATIONAL PARADIGMS - RESEARCHING AUDIOVISUALTRANSLATION -- Translation - between art and science, across disciplines -- Research models in translation studies -- Norms in general and in translation studies -- Translation quality assessment in descriptive translation studies -- Think-aloud protocols -- Action Research -- Research within audiovisual translation - theoretical framework -- Areas of audiovisual translation research -- Audiovisual translation as a craft -- Technical issues in audiovisual translation -- Intertextuality -- Cultural barriers in film translation -- Language variety in audiovisual translation -- Audiovisual transfer of humour -- Audiovisual translation strategies and techniques -- Multilingualism in film.

The pragmatics of film translation - politeness and forms of address -- Audiovisual translation in teaching contexts -- Conclusions -- CHAPTER FOUR TOWARDS A METHODOLOGY OF AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION -- General principles -- In search of universals in translation -- Audiovisual translation universals -- Reception studies -- Multimodality -- Multidimensional translation: the MuTra project -- Norms in audiovisual translation -- Relevance in audiovisual translation -- A cognitive approach to subtitling -- Corpora in audiovisual translation studies -- The process of (audiovisual) translation: think-aloud protocols and Translog -- Action Research revisited -- A methodological proposal: tertium comparationis in audiovisual contexts -- Conclusions: interdisciplinarity and intermethodology -- CONCLUSIONS -- References -- Index of terms.