Theories and methodologies of translation history: the value of an interdisciplinary approach

Christopher Rundle

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Translation Studies and Practices Philosophy, History, and Historiography Historical Linguistics and Language Studies

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The premise for this special issue is that some form of interdisciplinary engagement with historical studies – the term I shall use here to denote all historiography that does not define itself by ...

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2012Translation as an approach to history 2006Charting the Future of Translation History

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