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Untranslatability in the Visual Arts Examples from Visual
Concrete Poetry.
Author(s): Amrita R. Joshi Pages: 1-29
Published: 2009
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Untranslatability in the Visual Arts Examples from Visual
Concrete Poetry
AMRITA R. JOSHI
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Joshi, Amrita R. 2009. Untranslatability in the Visual Arts Examples from Visual Concrete Poetry*.Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 1-29.
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Translation of the Drama Text as an Incomplete Entity.
Author(s): Suh Joseph Che Pages: 30-46
Published: 2009
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Translation of the Drama Text as an Incomplete Entity
SUH JOSEPH CHE
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Che, Suh Joseph. 2009. Translation of the Drama Text as an Incomplete Entity. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 30-46.
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Are All Translations from Indian Languages into English “homogenized”?
From the Translators’ Perspective.
Author(s): M. Sridhar Pages: 47-54
Published: 2009
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Are All Translations from Indian Languages into English “homogenized”?
From the Translators’ Perspective
M. SRIDHAR
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Sridhar, M. 2009. Are All Translations from Indian Languages into English “homogenized”? From the Translators’ Perspective. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 47-54.
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Literary Translation in India New Paradigms of the Translator’s
Invisibility.
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Author(s): K. M. Sherrif Pages: 55-62
Published: 2009
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Literary Translation in India New Paradigms of the Translator’s
Invisibility
K. M. SHERRI
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Sherrif, K.M. 2009. Literary Translation in India New Paradigms of the Translator’s Invisibility. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 55-62.
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‘Anxiety’ of an English Translator!.
Author(s): Alladi Uma Pages: 63-71
Published: 2009
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‘Anxiety’ of an English Translator!
ALLADI UMA
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Uma, Alladi. 2009. ‘Anxiety’ of an English Translator!. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 63-71.
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Retrieving the Cognitive From the Industrial The Translator
as Apprentice.
Author(s): Probal Dasgupta Pages: 72-96
Published: 2009
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Retrieving the Cognitive From the Industrial The Translator
as Apprentice
PROBAL DASGUPTA
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Dasgupta, Probal. 2009. Retrieving the Cognitive From the Industrial The Translator as Apprentice. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 72-96.
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Nationalist Interpretations of the Kama Sutra K. Rangaswami
Iyengar and the Respectability of Ancient Texts.
Author(s): Anne Hardgrove Pages: 97-106
Published: 2009
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Nationalist Interpretations of the Kama Sutra K. Rangaswami
Iyengar and the Respectability of Ancient Texts
ANNE HARDGROVE
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Hardgrove, Anne. 2009. Nationalist Interpretations of the Kama Sutra K. Rangaswami Iyengar and the Respectability of Ancient Texts. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 97-106.
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Translation as an Act of Ventriloquism The Author-Translator
Hegemony in English Translations of Kokborok Poetry.
Author(s): Ashes Gupta Pages: 107-114
Published: 2009
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Translation as an Act of Ventriloquism The Author-Translator
Hegemony in English Translations of Kokborok Poetry
ASHES GUPTA
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Gupta, Ashes. 2009. Translation as an Act of Ventriloquism The Author-Translator Hegemony in English Translations of Kokborok Poetry. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 107-114.
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A Mufassir Not Just an Interpreter.
Author(s): Adewuni Salawu Pages: 115-124
Published: 2009
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A Mufassir Not Just an Interpreter
ADEWUNI SALAWU
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Salawu, Adewuni. 2009. A Mufassir Not Just an Interpreter. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 115-124.
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Paradox of Illustration Facilitating/resisting Translation
in Comic Strips.
Author(s): Archita Gupta Pages: 125-133
Published: 2009
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Paradox of Illustration Facilitating/resisting Translation
in Comic Strips
ARCHITA GUPTA
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Gupta, Archita. 2009. Paradox of Illustration Facilitating/resisting Translation in Comic Strips. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 125-133.
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Translation Corpora and Machine Aided Translation.
Author(s): Niladri Sekhar Dash Pages: 134-153
Published: 2009
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Translation Corpora and Machine Aided Translation
NILADRI SEKHAR DASH
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Dash, Niladri Sekhar. 2009. Translation Corpora and Machine Aided Translation. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 134-153.
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The Sangati of Translation.
Author(s): Preethi Nair Pages: 154-167
Published: 2009
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The Sangati of Translation
PREETHI NAIRA
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Nair, Preethi. 2009. The Sangati of Translation. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 154-167.
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Wine of the Mystic Paramahansa Yogananda’s Spiritual Interpretation
of Fitzgerald’s The Rubbaiyat.
Author(s): S Geetha Pages: 168-174
Published: 2009
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Wine of the Mystic Paramahansa Yogananda’s Spiritual Interpretation
of Fitzgerald’s The Rubbaiyat
S GEETHA
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Geetha, S. 2009. Wine of the Mystic Paramahansa Yogananda’s Spiritual Interpretation of Fitzgerald’s The Rubbaiyat. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 168-174.
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The Influence of Ideology on the Translation of Mao Zedong’s
Poems.
Author(s): LI Chong-yue Pages: 1-29
Published: 2009
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The Influence of Ideology on the Translation of Mao Zedong’s
Poems
NANDINI BHATTACHARYA
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Yue, LI Chong. 2009. The Influence of Ideology on the Translation of Mao Zedong’s Poems. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 175-185.
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Interviewing the Translator
Prof. Sukanta Chaudhuri.
Author(s): Abhishek Sarkar, Sanhita Dasgupta and Chandan Biswa Pages: 186-196
Published: 2009
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Interviewing the Translator
Prof. Sukanta Chaudhuri
NANDINI BHATTACHARYA
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Sarkar Abhishek; Dasgupta Sanhita and Biswas Chandan, 2009. Interviewing the Translator. Translation Today, Vol. 6 (1&2). 186-196.
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