Volume 36, Issue 2 (2024)
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Situated minds and distributed systems in translation: Exploring the conceptual and empirical implicationsRaphael Sannholm and Hanna Risku | pp. 159–183
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The multimodal translation workshop as a method of creative inquiry: Acousmatic sound, affective perception, and experiential literacyMadeleine Campbell and Ricarda Vidal | pp. 184–214
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To be or not to be: A translation reception study of a literary text translated into Dutch and Catalan using machine translationAna Guerberof-Arenas and Antonio Toral | pp. 215–244
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A competence matrix for machine translation-oriented data literacy teachingRalph Krüger and Janiça Hackenbuchner | pp. 245–275
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Features of translation policies on the Chinese mainland (1979–2021): A corpus-based analysis of policy documents under a new classificationHuiyu Zhang, Hailing Zhang, Yayu Shi and Yueyu Chen | pp. 276–310
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Silvia Pettini. The Translation of Realia and Irrealia in Game Localization: Culture-Specificity between Realism and FictionalityReviewed by Jiannan Song | pp. 311–315
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Spencer Hawkins. German Philosophy in English Translation: Postwar Translation History and the Making of the Contemporary Anglophone HumanitiesReviewed by Gary Massey | pp. 316–321
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