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Dec 14, 2006 19:51
17 yrs ago
Portuguese term
efeitos de verdade
Portuguese to English
Art/Literary
Poetry & Literature
efeitos discursivos
!"os efeitos de verdade presentes parecem contribuir para a formação de uma identidade.... legitimada pelas falas de especialistas ..... "
I think the author means that people tend to believe things that are written... It is the effect of the written word on the reader...
makes any sense?
I think the author means that people tend to believe things that are written... It is the effect of the written word on the reader...
makes any sense?
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 | the actual consequences |
Paula Vaz-Carreiro
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| 4 | the real impacts |
Clauwolf
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| 4 | the results of the truth |
Susy Ordaz
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Proposed translations
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Paula Vaz-Carreiro
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the actual consequences
I think you are right in saying that "the author means that people tend to believe things that are written" because of "legitimada pelas falas de especialistas".
But I don't think that is directly related to "efeitos de verdade".
the actual consequences [of what is mentioned in the previous sentence, I presume] appear to contribute to, etc.
I think this is what i'd do.
This seems to me to be what that badly formed sentence says.
[actual: existing in reality (as you probably know)]
HTH
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Note added at 35 mins (2006-12-14 20:26:29 GMT)
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the actual consequences ->
-> contribute to the formation of X
-> which in turn becomes legitimised by Y
Does that help at all?
But I don't think that is directly related to "efeitos de verdade".
the actual consequences [of what is mentioned in the previous sentence, I presume] appear to contribute to, etc.
I think this is what i'd do.
This seems to me to be what that badly formed sentence says.
[actual: existing in reality (as you probably know)]
HTH
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Note added at 35 mins (2006-12-14 20:26:29 GMT)
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the actual consequences ->
-> contribute to the formation of X
-> which in turn becomes legitimised by Y
Does that help at all?
49 mins
the real impacts
:)
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the results of the truth
the results of the truth
Very literal, but this is my take on this one.
Very literal, but this is my take on this one.
Discussion
I found the answer to this question elsewhere.
It seems that this word is used to refer to a phenomena by which it is believed that if a statement is repeated many times, people tend to perceive it as true. This concept is used in advertising.
It was really pretty simple, but the original sentence was badly written. Thank you all for taking the time to help me. for more info, check the article at:
http://www.ciadvertising.org/sa/spring_04/adv382j/christine/...
" os discursos produzidos por este artefato cultural estao inseridos na ideologia/moralidade da saúde...."
the text is about media and body image...
I hope this helps you help me! heheheh