Historical perspectives have always played an important part in translation studies, but it was only around the beginning of the twenty-first century that translation history began to emerge as a specific field, one with its own developing methodology and metadiscourse and its own identifiable body of research – what we might describe as the emergence of a historiography of translation and interpreting (Rundle 2019).
Introduction: the Historiography of Translation and Interpreting / Christopher Rundle. - STAMPA. - (2021), pp. 18-26. [10.4324/9781315640129]
Introduction: the Historiography of Translation and Interpreting
Christopher Rundle
2021
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Historical perspectives have always played an important part in translation studies, but it was only around the beginning of the twenty-first century that translation history began to emerge as a specific field, one with its own developing methodology and metadiscourse and its own identifiable body of research – what we might describe as the emergence of a historiography of translation and interpreting (Rundle 2019).File in questo prodotto:
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