Early Theories of Translation
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Early Theories of Translation is a landmark work by renowned researchers Amos and Flora Ross that explores the origins and evolution of translation as a linguistic and cultural activity. In this book, the authors examine in detail the various approaches to translation that existed in different periods and environments, from ancient Greek and Latin translations to medieval and modern theories. They analyzed the contribution of prominent philosophers, linguists and literary experts to the development of this science. Early Theories of Translation is not only a valuable resource for students and teachers of translation, but will also be of interest to anyone interested in the history and theory of language.
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- Name of the Author
- Flora Ross Amos
- Language
- English
- Release date
- 2007-08-18
- Title
- Early Theories of Translation
- Subject
- PN
Translating and interpreting
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Early Theories of Translation is a landmark work by renowned researchers Amos and Flora Ross that explores the origins and evolution of translation as a linguis...