… of translation and when a translation ceases to be a translation at all. Intersemiotic translation,
… are often referred to as ‘translations’ when a written text is made physically manifest on a …

… translation derives from the confusion of the act of translation with its representation. By
representing translation … co-figuration, the representation of translation inscribes and re-inscribes …

… translation processes across the different historicalnatural languages–so-called “interlingual”
translation; also on translation … ” translation; furthermore, on translation processes among …

… that translation holds and seems to represent. It begins by recasting research, policy and
practice themselves as instances of translation. It explores understandings of translation in …

… that translation "is like kissing your sweetheart through a veil." It is, in fact, amply clear that a
translation … to be useful for problems of "literary" translation, in which style is important, and in …

… put into all aspects of translation, into translator training and translation theory, and we …
growing number of translation studies scholars placed on the multiple aspects of translation. In …

… on the problems and enigmas of translation go back, at least in … the translation between
Greek and Latin languages to be a crucial landmark; while the famous feats of biblical translation …

… Next, by performing in vivo and in vitro translation assays, we show that UTRs of ribo-…
translation. Moreover, we found that starvation and FOXO likely regulate the translation of a circMbl …

THIS IS a book about a basic process in all writing and thinking and, one is tempted to add,
in all experiencing. Whenever we meet an expression in any way foreign to us, whether in …

... It remains that I should say somewhat of Poetical Translations in general, and give my opinion
(with submission to better judgments), which way of version seems to be the most proper…