Equivalency, page design, and corpus linguistics: an interdisciplinary approach to Gavin Douglas’s 'Eneados'
<p>This thesis demonstrates an interdisciplinary method for analysing medieval translations that makes use of descriptive translation studies, corpus linguistics, and philology. This method involves the compilation of a set of digital texts that can be analysed by a computer and are encoded w...
Main Author: | Bushnell, M |
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Other Authors: | Mapstone, S |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | Latin English Scots |
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2021
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