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Empowering Student Translators: The Impact of ChatGPT Training on Self-Efficacy in Literary Translation

Safaa M. Abdelhalim, Zainab Alsuhaibani, Asma Alsahil

Sage Open

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First published 2025-10

Choices for Figurative Language in Literary Translation: A Stratal Perspective

Xueying Li, Yi Jing

Sage Open

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First published 2024-10

How The Three-Body Trilogy Were Translated: Perspectives on the Political and Literary Fields

Gaosheng Deng, Sang Seong Goh

Sage Open

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First published 2023-6

Ahmed Saadawi’s Frankenstein in Baghdad as a case study of consecration,annexation,and decontextualization in Arabic–English literary translation

Christina Phillips

Literature,Critique,and Empire Today

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First published 2025-10

Advancing Literary Analysis With Python: A Comprehensive Study of Simile Detection and Classification in the Translation of Al-Abrat

Rasha Talal Al Zahrawi, Syed Nurulakla Syed Abdullah, Akila Sarirete [...]

Sage Open

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First published 2023-10

Transcultural memory and literary translation: Mapping the Field (with a case study on Lydie Salvayre’s Pas pleurer and its Spanish translation)

Claudia Jünke

Memory Studies

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First published 2009-11

Literary Translation and its Limitations in the Wider Spectrum of Cross Cultural Communication

Hemanga Dutta

AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples

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First published 2015-9

Fiction from the Periphery: How Dutch Writers Enter the Field of English-Language Literature

Nicky van Es, Johan Heilbron

Cultural Sociology

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First published 2025-5

How existing literary translation fits into film adaptations: the subtitling of neologisms in Harry Potter from a multimodal perspective

Siwen Lu

Visual Communication

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First published 2006-03

Hebrew Syntactic Inversions and their Literary Equivalence in English: Robert Alter’s Translations of Genesis and 1 and 2 Samuel

Lénart J. De Regt

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament

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