Focalización en los relatos audiovisuales
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https://doi.org/10.51698/tripodos.2001.11.123-136Abstract
Considering translation as one of the most traditional forms of communication in Western culture, the purpose of this article is to point alit the importance of those concepts -literal translation, free translation- which, being antagonistic, often preside over an)' debate relative to the complex aspects of this humble activity. These concepts become a constant from which Étienne Dolet and John Dryden formulate the first theoretical approach related to the theory of translation.
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