Examples of using The proofreader in English and their translations into Portuguese
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even proposals for improvements by the other parties involved in its editing, as the proofreader?
the hardness of the profession,">refers to the anecdote of Apelles to illustrate to his customer the role of the proofreader.
devalues the role of the proofreader when he says that this is"a cheap alternative to having a copy editor" 2015, p89.
must be observed by the proofreader.
never by the proofreader.
perhaps more importantly than the deliberate action of the proofreader, a long and deep reflection on the place of proofreaders,
This conception that the proofreader should not be limited to normative aspects has grown in recent years,
The proofreader of the literary text is responsible for acquiring the ability to understand
Org> to be added to the proofreaders list.
The proofreaders entrusted by clients with checking the linguistic quality of texts translated by one of the EUROLOGOS Group offices have the same obligations as any other revisers.
ranging from the partners' fees to the proofreaders' wages to the cost of pencils
1 to identify the representations of the work and the questions of the proofreaders of texts present in the two works of literature in the corpus;
in a monumental dialogue between the proofreader and the author.
anguish that Raimundo expresses, one can affirm, is derived from the limitation that has been imposed to the proofreader's work by the very"manuals of style.
on the other hand, the limitations imposed by them, which oblige the proofreader to"cling to his last.
It is important to stress that if not for the proofreader intervention of the judiciary, granting of benefits to people with disabilities would be even lower,
Based on Bakhtin's concepts that further the understanding of the limits of the proofreader's intervention, the authors show the importance of observing the"axiological valuation" that is present in the aesthetic object.