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Third , in order to relate translation to political engagement , we need theo- retical concepts and practical methods that ... We can trace the pedigree of abusive fidelity , for example , to Philip Lewis's concept of traduction abusive ...
Third , in order to relate translation to political engagement , we need theo- retical concepts and practical methods that ... We can trace the pedigree of abusive fidelity , for example , to Philip Lewis's concept of traduction abusive ...
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Sommer gives a definition that allows the reader to understand her concept clearly , to apply her concept and to replicate and extend her find- ings . Moreover , the criteria she puts forth are textual ones rather than criteria that ...
Sommer gives a definition that allows the reader to understand her concept clearly , to apply her concept and to replicate and extend her find- ings . Moreover , the criteria she puts forth are textual ones rather than criteria that ...
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The concept of scene refers to the non - linguistic perception of a phenomenon by an indi- vidual , while frame refers to the linguistic expression used to communicate the scene . The individual's perception is co - determined by the ...
The concept of scene refers to the non - linguistic perception of a phenomenon by an indi- vidual , while frame refers to the linguistic expression used to communicate the scene . The individual's perception is co - determined by the ...
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Contents | 1 |
Contemporary Japanese Fiction and Middlebrow Translation Strategies | 27 |
Processing Subtitles and Film Images Hearing vs Deaf Viewers | 45 |
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