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Translation and Cultural Change: Studies in history, norms and image-projectionEdited by Eva Hung
[Benjamins Translation Library 61] 2005
► pp. 121–145
Edited by Eva Hung
[Benjamins Translation Library 61] 2005
► pp. 121–145
The Reconceptualization of Translation from Chinese in 18th Century Japan
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