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Design and in silico evaluation of an mRNA vaccine against HTLV-1 using AI-driven reverse vaccinology approaches. [PDF]
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Kojève's silence: science and the end of history. [PDF]
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Proper Names in Translation: Should They be Translated or Not?
Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies, 2019One of the most problematic elements that translators grapple with in the translation of literary works is proper names. The contention is whether or not proper names should be translated.
Nahashon A Nyangeri
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Oblique translation of proper names
, 2013 It has often been claimed that proper names should never be translated when transferred from a source-language into a target-language. This impossibility to translate proper names is even considered as one of their less infallible criteria of description for authors like Witold Ma czak (1988:60).
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Proper names in the translation of The Lord of the Rings
Linguistic Approaches To Literature, 2008The Lord of the Rings is a multilingual trilogy which includes texts and lexical units of eight languages that are represented by means of the Roman alphabet and diacritics. This study scrutinizes the problem with translations of proper names. This includes an analysis of Tolkien’s languages and their phonetic system. The results obtained embrace sound
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