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Monday, 21 November 2011 10:36

Explicitation and implicitation in translation. A corpus-based study of English-German and German-English translations of business texts

Author: Viktor BECHER
Keywords: explicitation, implicitation, translation universals, addition, omission
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Juliane HOUSE
Awarding institution: UNIVERSITY OF HAMBURG
Completion date: 2011

Published in Doctoral Dissertations

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Explicitation and implicitation in translation. A corpus-based study of English-German and German-English translations of business texts

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