Gisela Thome

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Gisela Thome (* 1938 in Düsseldorf ) is a German teacher and linguist and translation scholar. Until 2013 she was a private lecturer at the University of Saarland .

Life

Gisela Thome studied Romance studies, English, philosophy and education in Bonn and Saarbrücken. In 1967 she did her doctorate on the linguistic structure of France and completed her habilitation. After three years of school service, she worked from 1971 to 2013 as a research assistant and then as a private lecturer at the Institute for Translation and Interpreting at Saarland University. She also worked for ten semesters as a lecturer at the University of Magdeburg .

Memberships

  • Society for Applied Linguistics (GAL)
  • German Society for Translation and Interpreting Studies (DGÜD)
  • Franco-Romanists Association (FRV)
  • Advisory board to Mont Cameroun magazine

Scripts (selection)

  • Linguistic commentary on the sentence 'Vous auriez dû voir comme les arbres en étaient chargés' of the "Atlaslinguistique de la France". A contribution to the linguistic structure of France . Saarbrücken, self-published in 1968 (dissertation).
  • Together with Wolfram Wills (Ed.): Aspects of Theoretical, Language Pair-Related and Applied Translation Studies I and II . Saarbrücken / Heidelberg, Groos 1974.
  • Together with Wolfgang Kühlwein and Wolfram Wills (eds.): Contrastive Linguistics and Translation Studies . Munich, Fink 1981.
  • Together with José Rodríguez Richart and Wolfram Wilss (eds.): Technical language research and technical language teaching - focus on Spanish . Tübingen, Narr 1982.
  • Together with Reiner Arntz (Ed.): Translation Studies - Results and Perspectives. Festschrift for Wolfram Wilss . Tübingen, Narr 1990.
  • Translation as interlingual and intercultural language action: theories - methodology - training . Berlin, Frank & Timme, 2011.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Philosophical Faculty II - Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies. Retrieved September 30, 2013 .