Translation and empire: postcolonial theories explained / Douglas Robinson
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TextPublisher: Manchester : St. Jerome, 1997Description: 131pISBN: 1900650088 :Subject(s): Translating and Interpreting | Language and History | Translation Studies | LanguagesDDC classification: 418.02
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