Translation Studies Abstracts volume 12 2009 (The print copy will not be produced after this issue)

Translation Studies Abstracts & Bibliography of Translation Studies Online consist of substantial abstracts and evaluative summaries of journal articles, online publications, authored monographs, collected volumes, doctoral theses and MA dissertations on topics of relevance to scholars of translation and interpreting studies, as well as scholars of intercultural communication more generally. The abstracts are all in English, but the database covers material written in any language and published anywhere in the world.

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* Unlimited access to a vast and dynamic archive of research material in the field, with immediate access to new material as soon as it is entered in the database

* Access to relevant research on translation and interpreting published in a wide range of core journals and publications as well as outlets that translation scholars do not normally consult, such as Japanese Studies, Journal of African Christian Thought, Culture and Psychology, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Panacea: Boletín de Medicina y Traducción, Historia Scientiarum, The Slavonic and East European Review, Quality of Life Research, Chongshin Theological Journal, and many more

* A powerful and flexible search interface

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* Subscribers receive a combined print version of Translation Studies Abstracts and the Bibliography of Translation Studies in December, allowing them to browse through and annotate the year's crop of abstracts and evaluative summaries at leisure

Why maintain a print version?

Because St. Jerome Publishing is dedicated to serving the scholarly community everywhere, including areas of the world with little or no access to online technology

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