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315 1287 1.45 10.3-4 70 SCIENCE OF TRANSLATION EUGENE A. NIDA American Bible Society Developments in linguistic theory have shed important light upon the theory and practice of translation , resulting in the recognition that translating ...
315 1287 1.45 10.3-4 70 SCIENCE OF TRANSLATION EUGENE A. NIDA American Bible Society Developments in linguistic theory have shed important light upon the theory and practice of translation , resulting in the recognition that translating ...
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As a result , much that was judged to be a satisfactory translation often did not make sense to R2 , who had no such access to the original message . At present , those engaged in the analysis of the adequacy of translations have had to ...
As a result , much that was judged to be a satisfactory translation often did not make sense to R2 , who had no such access to the original message . At present , those engaged in the analysis of the adequacy of translations have had to ...
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It is obvious that insights from linguistic theory have provided important help for those interested in the scientific analysis of translation . It would seem equally evident that the scientific analysis of translation can provide ...
It is obvious that insights from linguistic theory have provided important help for those interested in the scientific analysis of translation . It would seem equally evident that the scientific analysis of translation can provide ...
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