"Essays In Translation" presents a collection of insightful writings exploring the art and craft of translation. This volume delves into the complexities of moving ideas and expressions across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Offering diverse perspectives on the challenges and rewards inherent in translation, the essays examine both theoretical considerations and practical applications.
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