ground-breaking: challenges the "linguistic only" category of translation and provides an interdisciplinary and broader understanding of what translation is, what it does, how, and where.
highly interdisciplinary and collaborative and will therefore appeal to anyone interested in translation across a range of approaches and disciplines, from comparative literature to semiotics.
there are no books on the market that bring the historical, spatial, and material aspects of translation studies into dialogue with each other within the same volume.
