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Translating and interpreting

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Nineteen Eighty-Four

George Orwell

1949 ★ 4.3

Voice-overs

Daniel Balderston, Marcy E. Schwartz

2002

If This Be Treason

Gregory Rabassa

2005

The Cider House Rules

John Irving, Lasse Hallström

1999

Becoming a Translator

Douglas H. Robinson

2004

The artist of disappearance

Anita Desai

2012

Ovid's changing worlds

Raphael Lyne

2001

The art of translation

Theodore Horace Savory

1957

Liaison interpreting

Adolfo Gentile

1996

Audiovisual translation

Laura Incalcaterra McLoughlin

2011

Translation, an Elizabethan art

F. O. Matthiessen

1965

Poems

Ghalib, Robert Bly, Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib et al.

1971 ★ 3.7

Exploring translation theories

Anthony Pym

2010

Meaning-based translation

Mildred L. Larson

1984

Introduction to Spanish translation

Jack Child

1992

After Babel

George Steiner

1975 ★ 4.5

Translators through history

Judith Woodsworth, Jean Delisle

1995

Medical translation step by step

Vicent Montalt

2007

Introducing translation studies

Jeremy Munday

2012

Thinking German Translation

Sándor Hervey

1995

The Oxford handbook of translation studies

Kirsten Malmkjær

2011

User-Centered Translation

Kaisa Koskinen, Tytti Suojanen, Tiina Tuominen

2014

Witness to Nuremberg

Richard W. Sonnenfeldt

2006

The experience of the foreign

Antoine Berman

1992

Translating History

Igor Korchilov

1997

Conference interpreting explained

Roderick Jones

1998

Following the paper trail

Jonathan D. Shea

1991

Chaucer and the Consolation of philosophy of Boethius

Jefferson, Bernard Levi

1965

L.C

Susan Daitch

1987

The Craft of translation

John Biguenet, Rainer Schulte

1989

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