Multimodality and dubbing in video games: A research approach
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Multimodality and dubbing in video games: A research approachAutoría
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2018Editor
University of AntwerpISSN
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Mejías-Climent, Laura. (2017). Multimodality and Dubbing in Video Games: A Research Approach. Linguistica Antverpiensia, New Series: Themes in Translation Studies, 17, 99–113.Tipo de documento
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This article discusses a new taxonomy of dubbing synchronies in the Spanish localized
version of the video game Batman: Arkham Knight. To do so, the concept of the video
game is first reviewed as the most sophisticated ... [+]
This article discusses a new taxonomy of dubbing synchronies in the Spanish localized
version of the video game Batman: Arkham Knight. To do so, the concept of the video
game is first reviewed as the most sophisticated example of audiovisual text in terms of
its multimodal nature. The article also describes how the message is conveyed through
the different communication channels that form a part of its semiotic structure. Next, the
research approach proposal is presented, based on the multimodal configuration of video
games: game situations will be the unit of analysis used in this approach, since they are
a basic unit with which to organize the content of a game and they distinguish video
games as a unique type of audiovisual text. These game situations are used to analyse the
specific features of dubbing and types of synchrony. Finally, some results are offered to
confirm that the taxonomy of dubbing in video games discussed here applies to this
particular case. [-]
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