Traduire les sciences sociales [Translating social sciences]

Yves Gambier
University of Turku | Kaunas University of Technology
Traduit par Yves Gambier
University of Turku | Kaunas University of Technology
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Le terme « sciences sociales » comprend ici certaines disciplines, comme la sociologie, la psychologie, etc. Notre objectif n’est pas de couvrir toutes les disciplines enseignées et objet de recherche à l’université mais de comprendre jusqu’où certaines de ces sciences sociales ont pu bénéficier de la traduction pour s’internationaliser.

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