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The Cambridge Handbook of Translation is an authoritative resource that examines translation as both an art and a science. Edited by Kirsten Malmkjær, this handbook brings together leading scholars and practitioners to explore fundamental questions about how meaning transfers across languages and cultures.
The volume covers essential topics including translation theory, practical methodologies, linguistic challenges, and specialized translation areas such as literary, technical, and audiovisual translation. It addresses cognitive processes involved in translation, cultural considerations, and the role of technology in modern translation practices.
Designed for academics, students, professional translators, and language enthusiasts, this comprehensive guide offers both theoretical foundations and practical applications. The handbook serves as an essential reference for understanding the complexities of translation in our increasingly multilingual world.
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