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her abridgement of Gulliver's Travels , is to follow the original paragraph by
paragraph , but omitting less important details within paragraphs ( Swift 1973b ) .
But the easiest way to abridge a novel is to translate an existing abridged version
in ...
her abridgement of Gulliver's Travels , is to follow the original paragraph by
paragraph , but omitting less important details within paragraphs ( Swift 1973b ) .
But the easiest way to abridge a novel is to translate an existing abridged version
in ...
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as a whole , not just of the source text , may play an important part here . Greene (
1982 : 33 ) suggests that in the early Tudor period , the English were
embarrassed , not only by their language which was considered barbarous , but
the nation ...
as a whole , not just of the source text , may play an important part here . Greene (
1982 : 33 ) suggests that in the early Tudor period , the English were
embarrassed , not only by their language which was considered barbarous , but
the nation ...
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In the Finland of the 19th century , access to European literature was one of the
most important catalysts for translation activity . Source texts were selected from
the contemporary canon of European and Scandinavian literature – Das ...
In the Finland of the 19th century , access to European literature was one of the
most important catalysts for translation activity . Source texts were selected from
the contemporary canon of European and Scandinavian literature – Das ...
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On a NineteenthCentury | 19 |
Translating Classic Fiction for Mass Markets | 43 |
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