Translation and multimodality. Beyond words

María Cantarero Muñoz

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Translation Studies and Practices Visual Culture and Art Theory Subtitles and Audiovisual Media

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Throughout the history of translation studies there have been many twists and turns that reflect the ever-changing world around us. This history has shown that translation is a discipline directly ...

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