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|a Delisle, Jean.
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|a Translators through History.
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|a Amsterdam/Philadelphia :
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|a In AD 629, a Chinese monk named Xuan Zang set out for India on a quest for sacred texts. He returned with a caravan of twenty-two horses bearing Buddhist treasures and spent the last twenty years of his life in the "Great Wild Goose Pagoda", in present-day Xi'an, translating the Sanskrit manuscripts into Chinese with a team of collaborators. In the twelfth century, scholars came to Spain from all over Europe seeking knowledge that had been transmitted from the Arab world. Their names tell the story: Adelard of Bath, Hermann of Dalmatia, Plato of Tivoli. Among them was Robert of Chester (or Robe.
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|a Ch. 1. Translators and the invention of alphabets -- ch. 2. Translators and the development of national languages -- ch. 3. Translators and the emergence of national literature -- ch. 4. Translators and the dissemination of knowledge -- ch. 5. Translators and the reins of power -- ch. 6. Translator and the spread of religions -- ch. 7. Translators and the transmission of cultural values -- ch. 8. Translator and the writing of dictionaries -- ch. 9. Interpreters and the making of history.
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|a Translating and interpreting.
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|a Translators.
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