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Translating Sensitive Texts: Linguistic Aspects
Translating Sensitive Texts: Linguistic Aspects

By Christina Schäffner, Catherine Way, Alet Kruger, Mary Brennan, B. Saunders, Geoffrey Vitale, J. Van Brakel, Mona Baker, Lance Hewson, Karl Simms, Marion Edwards, Basil Hatim, Philip C Sutton, Juan J Zaro, Antonio Paulo Berber Sardinha, A Geoffroy-Skuce

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Pt. 1. Alterity: Race, Ethnicity, Culture. Intertextual Intrusions: Towards A Framework For Harnessing The Power Of The Absent Text In Translation / Basil Hatim. -- Change In Translation And The Im...

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Translating Sensitive Texts.
Translating Sensitive Texts.

By Christina Schäffner, Catherine Way, Alet Kruger, Mary Brennan, B. Saunders, Geoffrey Vitale, J. Van Brakel, KARL SIMMS, Mona Baker, Lance Hewson, Marion Edwards, Karl SIMMS, Basil Hatim, Philip C Sutton, Juan J Zaro, Antonio Paulo Berber Sardinha, A Geoffroy-Skuce

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This volume brings together twenty-two of the world's leading translation and interpreting theorists, to address the issue of sensitivity in translation. Whether in novels or legal documents, the B...

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