ABSTRACT
As we saw in Chapter 1, translation can be viewed as a process. However, in each of the examples where the driver 'translated' the policeman's words, the evidence we had for the process was a product-a gist translation and an exegetic translation. Here, too, it is useful to examine two diametric opposites: in this case, two opposed degrees of freedom of translation, showing extreme SL bias on the one hand and extreme TL bias on the other.
