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One of the central values underlying this model is that of trust : if translators
behave in predictable , norm - conforming ways , it is easier to trust them - and
the profession as a whole . 2. Problems There are several reasons for the current
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One of the central values underlying this model is that of trust : if translators
behave in predictable , norm - conforming ways , it is easier to trust them - and
the profession as a whole . 2. Problems There are several reasons for the current
...
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Critics of suggestions that clarity is a universal communication value usually
interpret clarity as meaning ' directness ' ... These critics then accuse Grice or
Leech , for instance , of making Western Protestant discourse values into
universals .
Critics of suggestions that clarity is a universal communication value usually
interpret clarity as meaning ' directness ' ... These critics then accuse Grice or
Leech , for instance , of making Western Protestant discourse values into
universals .
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founding a general ethics on values , or indeed on rights , because of the
irreconcilable conflicts between values and the lack of any rational way of
prioritizing one right over another . MacIntyre's suggestion is to return to the
notion of a ' virtue ' ...
founding a general ethics on values , or indeed on rights , because of the
irreconcilable conflicts between values and the lack of any rational way of
prioritizing one right over another . MacIntyre's suggestion is to return to the
notion of a ' virtue ' ...
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On a NineteenthCentury | 19 |
Translating Classic Fiction for Mass Markets | 43 |
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