Archeologie(s) de la traduction
edited by Genevieve Henrot Sostero
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The translation of literary text involves a complex development process, as evidenced by the various drafts created by translators. Scientific exploration of these records of genesis opens an avenue of investigation essential to understanding the translation process.
- Edited by Genevieve Henrot Sostero
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