Measuring the Dynamic Equivalence of Arabic-English Translation: To what extent do some literary Arab works reach the foreign readers?

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Wednesday, 29 October 2014 10:57

Measuring the Dynamic Equivalence of Arabic-English Translation: To what extent do some literary Arab works reach the foreign readers? ^Featured

Dr.Yasser Attia

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