Translation and Ideology: When Faithfulness Becomes a Luxury in Translation
Subject Areas :Reza Jelveh 1 , Abbass Eslami Rasekh 2 , Akbar Taghipour 3
1 - MA, Department of Foreign Languages, University of Isfahan, Isfahan
2 - Assistant Professor, University of Isfahan, Isfahan
3 - MA, Department of Foreign Languages, University of Isfahan, Isfahan
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