An edition of Translation theories exemplified from Cicero to Pierre Bourdieu (2014)

Translation theories exemplified from Cicero to Pierre Bourdieu

Arabic-English : a coursebook on translation

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Arabic-English : a coursebook on translation

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LINCOM Europa
Language
English
Pages
173

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Translating and interpreting, Methodology, Study and teaching, History, Arabic language, Translating into English

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Translation theories exemplified from Cicero to Pierre Bourdieu: Arabic-English : a coursebook on translation
2014, LINCOM Europa
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 154-170) and index.

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Muenchen
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LINCOM studies in translation -- 06, LINCOM studies in translation -- 06.

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173 pages
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173

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OL43166336M
ISBN 13
9783862885305
OCLC/WorldCat
881424802

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