Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025): Regular Issue

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47476/jat.v8i1.2025

Published: 2025-03-17

Research articles

Gender Characteristics and Comparisons in the Emotional Reception of Standard and Aesthetically Integrated Subtitles in a Fantasy-Thriller Context

Pierre-Alexis Mevel, Francesca Leveridge, Myron Tsikandilakis

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Easy Audios: from Readability to Listenability

María J. Machuca Ayuso, Anna Matamala

1–19
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Beyond Traditional Subtitles How Emojis and Non-Standard Typography in Subtitles Boost Engagement on TikTok

Kinga Duraj, Agnieszka Szarkowska

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“Just Pull a Bardot” Subtitling French Cultural References in “Call My Agent”

Enora Lessinger

1–21
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Can Viewers Identify Raw Machine Translation in Subtitles, and What It Means for Reception?

Juerong Qiu

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To the Verbal and Beyond A Reception Study on the Limits of Subtitling and the Possibilities of Innovative Subtitling

Sara Ramos Pinto

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User-Centred Subtitling Usability as an Assessment and Process Framework for Interlingual Subtitles

Tiina Tuominen

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Practice reports

Practice report: How Can the Audio Description of Screen Adaptations Benefit from Literary Works? A Pedagogical Proposal Illustrated by The Queen’s Gambit

Paula Igareda

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Thematic section guest edited by Catarina Xavier, Cláudia Martins, Sara Ramos Pinto and Susana Valdez: Accessibility of Taboo(s) in Audiovisual Contexts

Audio Description and Homoeroticism in the Miniseries Fellow Travelers

Iván Villanueva-Jordán

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A Netnographic Study of Iranian Users’ Reactions to Dubbing Censorship in Instagram Posts

Saeed Ameri, Maryam Ghodrati

1–24
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Media Accessibility of Taboo in Arabic The Analysis of a Political Film

Maria Jimenez-Andres, Ghanimeh El Taweel, Naya Hejazi

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Accessibility of Taboo and Offensive Language for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing The Case of Torrente 4

María López Rubio

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