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... present tense to describe past events is another example of an informal tenor , and again this is not reflected in the English interpretation . The use of the present tense by the second witness can be interpreted as a positive ...
... present tense to describe past events is another example of an informal tenor , and again this is not reflected in the English interpretation . The use of the present tense by the second witness can be interpreted as a positive ...
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... present " the witness gave the impression of being less convincing , less truthful , less com- petent , less intelligent , and less trustworthy than when his speech was lacking in these traits " ( Berk Seligson 1990 : 20 ) . Included ...
... present " the witness gave the impression of being less convincing , less truthful , less com- petent , less intelligent , and less trustworthy than when his speech was lacking in these traits " ( Berk Seligson 1990 : 20 ) . Included ...
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... present article , my intention is to chart the institutional and systemic factors behind the translations . More spe- cifically , I will look at the political aspects of EU translation , the problems of intra- and intercultural ...
... present article , my intention is to chart the institutional and systemic factors behind the translations . More spe- cifically , I will look at the political aspects of EU translation , the problems of intra- and intercultural ...
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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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