Translation Terminology, edited by Jean Delisle, Hannelore Lee-Jahnke and Monique C. Cormier, is a text divided into four parts, with four translations of the same basic text in French, Spanish, English and German. The terminologists of this dictionary conducted a study of eighty-eight teaching handbooks published since World War II. Their studies yielded 838 concepts and 1419 terms from fifteen handbooks related to translation. This wide range of terminology challenges this group of twenty translation teachers and terminologists to establish the basic vocabulary that can be useful to university professors, who practice and teach translation.
