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Useful psychology and philosophy glossaries for translators

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'Thought - Sculptures at the base of the statue by Paul Day at St Pancras' photo (c) 2011, Daniel ............ - license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ And now back to the business :) A couple weeks ago I translated a very interesting document that made me do extensive research in the fields of intercultural relations, psychology and philosophy. So if you are doing the translation in the same fields, you might find this post helpful.


First of all, here is translation of some Latin and ancient Greek phrases into Russian (There are many ads on this website, but the list of terms is very useful)

On the same website, there's also glossary of terms used in the works of Immanuel Kant (German, English and Russian. In some cases, there are also Latin and/or French equivalents)

Here is the translation of some other terms. German-Russian:
Körper - тело природы (мертвое тело)
Leib - живое тело (плоть)
Einfühlung - "вчуствование"
Mitgemeintes -сополагаемое
Mitseiendes - также-сущее
Mitgeltendes - также-значимое

das absolute "Da" - абсолютное "здесь"
sich einleben - перевоплотиться, вжиться
Selbstzuschreibung - самоатрибуция

And some more useful links:
1. Glossary of Philosophic Terms (English)
2. Philosophy dictionaries and glossaries - a wealth of information here!
3. Philosophy glossary - lots of terms here
4. Glossary of psychological terms (of American Psychological Association)
5. A glossary of nearly 2100 terms related to Psychology
6. Psychology glossary in Russian
7. English-Russian psychiatry glossary

Hope you find these links useful!
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