Review article published In:
Translation and Interpreting StudiesVol. 19:2 (2024) ► pp.323–333
Review essay
Translationality
A transformational concept for translation studies?
Article outline
- Onomasiology and semasiology
- An improper metaphor
- The translational kluge
- Experiencing translationality
- Conclusion
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