Abstrakt
This paper introduces Julio-César Santoyo, the leading Spanish theorist of Translation Studies. It comments the reception of his work in the Czech Republic analyzing critical reviews, articles and academic papers dedicated to his figure.
The author's research on the peninsular Middle Ages is of great importance. Among other topics, he is interested in the occupation of interpreters and the translation metalanguage, available for the Czech readers in the book The Seven Faces of Translation Studies.