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Désir de traduire et légitimité du traducteur / New Drivers of Translation - a Challenge for Professional TranslatorsGuest-edited by Nicolas Froeliger and Colette Laplace
[FORUM 10:1] 2012
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Guest-edited by Nicolas Froeliger and Colette Laplace
[FORUM 10:1] 2012
► pp. 115–142
Collaborative Translation Revisited
Exploring the Rationale and the Motivation for Volunteer Translation
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