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CL 552 Methods of Literary Study: Theory and Practice of Literary Translation II  Tags: comparative_literature translation_studies hegel spring_2009  

Course guide to support the CL 552 Methods of Literary Study: Theory and Practice of Literary Translation II taught by Robert E. Hegel (Spring 2009)
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