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Volume 3 (2009) Translation: Comparative Perspectives (Spring 2009)

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Introduction

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Translation and Film: Slang, Dialects, Accents and Multiple Languages
Allison M. Rittmayer

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Philosophy, Abstract Thought, and the Dilemmas of Philosophy
James Rickard

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The Great War Seen Through the Comparative Lens
Steven L. McClellan

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A Translation of Lu Xun’s “阿 Q 正 传”
Hallie Stebbins

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Transference and the Ego: A (Psycho)Analysis of Interpsychic Translation
Lauren A. Rutter

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Overstepping Otherness: Christine de Pizan and Letitia Elizabeth Landon’s Genealogical Retranslations of Canonized Text
A. Joseph McMullen

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Do Russians and Americans View Space in the Same Way?
Evgeny Makarov

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“May the Forсe Be with You:” The “Animatistic Minimum” in the Mythological and Religious Consciousness
Kseniya Bychenkova

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Radio as a Tool of the State: Radio Moscow and the Early Cold War
Mark D. Winek

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Tom Stoppard’s The Coast of Utopia in Russia: Cultural Adaptation
Clara Leon

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Students of the Foreign
Nicholas K. Kupensky

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