The theory and practice of [Biblical] translation |
Contents
The Nature of Translating | 12 |
Grammatical Analysis | 33 |
Referential Meaning | 56 |
Connotative Meaning | 91 |
Restructuring | 120 |
Testing the Translation | 163 |
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The Theory and Practice of Translation Eugene Albert Nida,Charles Russell Taber Limited preview - 1974 |
The Theory and Practice of Translation Eugene Albert Nida,Charles Russell Taber No preview available - 1969 |
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