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James L. Davis
Professor
James L. Davis
| James L. Davis Professor |
| Room M1056D Engineering Centers Building 1550 Engineering Drive Madison, WI 53706 |
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Tel: 608/262-4810 Fax: 608/265-4734 E-mail: davis@epd.engr.wisc.edu |
Selected Publications and Presentations
“Taken Out of Context: The Importance of Context in Japanese-into-English Translation”; J. L. Davis. Translation Quarterly; 64: 55-78; 2012.
“Japanese Translation Programs in the U.S.”; J. L. Davis, T. S. Pound, M. Tsutsui. Presented at the 52nd Annual Conference of the American Translators Association (ATA); Boston, Massachusetts. 2011.
“Without a Doubt: Dealing with Ambiguity in Japanese Documents”; J. L. Davis. Presented at the 22nd International Japanese-English Translation (IJET) Conference; Seattle, Washington. 2011.
“Designing Japanese Language Courses for Professional Purposes”; J. L. Davis. In Meeting Student Needs: Perspectives on Teaching Japanese for Professional Purposes; T. Takami (Ed.); Occasional Papers, Number 10; Association of Teachers of Japanese, Boulder, Colorado; 2010.
“Taken Out of Context: The Importance of Context in Japanese-into-English Translation”; J. L. Davis. Presented at the Sixth Asian Translators Forum; University of Macao; Macao, Peoples Republic of China. 2010.
“Designing Japanese Language Courses for Professional Purposes”; J. L. Davis; Presented at the Symposium on Teaching Japanese for Professional Purposes; University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 2010.
“Taken Out of Context: The Importance of Context in Japanese-into-English Translation”; J. L. Davis; Presented at the 50th Annual Conference of the American Translators Association (ATA); New York, New York. 2009.
“Moving Beyond the Literal: Translating Japanese Idiomatic Expressions”; J. L. Davis. The ATA Chronicle; 36(4): 39-44; 2007.
“Designing Foreign Language Courses for Professional Schools”; J. L. Davis; Presented at the 14th World Congress of Applied Linguistics; Madison, Wisconsin. 2005.
“Japanese-to-English Translation: When the Whole is Greater than the Sum of the Parts”; J. L. Davis; Presented at the 45th Annual Conference of the American Translators Association (ATA); Toronto, Canada. 2004.
“More than Meets the Eye: Solving Puzzles of Grammar and Context in Japanese-to-English Translation”; J. L. Davis; The ATA Chronicle; 32(5): 36-39; 2003.
Intermediate Technical Japanese, Volume 1: Readings and Grammatical Patterns; J. L. Davis; The University of Wisconsin Press. 2002.
Intermediate Technical Japanese, Volume 2: Glossary; J. L. Davis; The University of Wisconsin Press. 2002.
“Professional Development”; J. L. Davis, G. Gooding, K. Saegusa, A. Tomii, Y. Seltzer. In Introduction to the Professions of Translation and Interpretation; Y. Morita, G. Hartmann and M. Kite (Eds.); American Translators Association, Alexandria, Virginia. 1999.
“The Patent System in Japan”; J. L. Davis. In Japanese Patent Translation Handbook; Y. Morita, G. Gooding and M. Yuasa (Eds.); American Translators Association, Alexandria, Virginia. 1997.
Progress in Japanese Linguistics and Pedagogy; M. Hubbard, T. Sakamoto and J. L. Davis (Eds.); ALC Press, Tokyo. 1997.
Technical Japanese Supplement Series, Vol. 2: Biotechnology; J. L. Davis; The University of Wisconsin Press and The University of Tokyo Press. 1995.
In the Technical Japanese Program we focus on methods for learning about Japanese technology, Japanese business practices, and the system from which Japanese technology and products emerge. Courses in technical Japanese are available for people with and without previous experience with the Japanese language. Our courses are offered to students on campus and to professionals anywhere in the world via distance education technology.
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Date last modified: 20-Aug-2012 Date created: 29-Jul-1999 Content by: davis@epd.engr.wisc.edu Accessibility Copyright 2010 The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System |