Introduction published In:
Transnational Image Building: Linking up Translation Studies, Reception Studies and ImagologyEdited by Paola Gentile, Fruzsina Kovács and Marike van der Watt
[Translation Spaces 10:1] 2021
► pp. 1–4
Edited by Paola Gentile, Fruzsina Kovács and Marike van der Watt
[Translation Spaces 10:1] 2021
► pp. 1–4
Introduction
Transnational image building
Linking up translation studies, reception studies and imagology
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