An edition of Introduction à la traductologie: penser la traduction : hier, aujourd'hui, demain (2008)

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An edition of Introduction à la traductologie: penser la traduction : hier, aujourd'hui, demain (2008)

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De Boeck
Language
French
Pages
169

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Subjects

Translating and interpreting, Study and teaching
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Cover of: Introduction à la traductologie
Introduction à la traductologie: penser la traduction : hier, aujourd'hui, demain
2008, De Boeck
in French
Cover of: Introduction à la traductologie
Introduction à la traductologie: penser la traduction : hier, aujourd'hui, demain
2008, De Boeck
in French

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 161-166).

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Bruxelles
Series
Traducto

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P306.5 .G83 2008

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169 p. ;
Number of pages
169

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OL24036256M
ISBN 13
9782804159337
LCCN
2009422074

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