Aesthetics as a constraint for non-translation in theatre

This essay attempts to discover the position of aesthetics as a constraint to defer or to expedite a foreign work in theatre translation. Aesthetics inherent in philosophy of art has increasingly been used as a new perspective referring to a more specified territory in social sciences dealing with h...

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Published in:Interactions (Izmir, Turkey) Turkey), 2016-03, Vol.25 (1-2), p.69
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