Re-engendering translation
transcultural practice, gender/sexuality and the politics of alterity
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2011 - St. Jerome Pub., Manchester, United Kingdom, England
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English
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- ISBN-139781905763320
- ISBN-101905763328
- Library of Congress Control Number2011035940
- OCLC Control Number876592469
- Better World Books9781905763320
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- Open LibraryOL25025686M
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- DDC418/.02081
- LCCP306.97.S63 R44 2011
- LCCP306.97.S63R44 2011
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- LCCP306.97.S63 R44 2011eb
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