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    • Module 1: Theories of Translation & Interpreting
      • Unit 1: Disciplinary Objectives – Theo Hermans
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      • Unit 1: Translating Point of View – Charlotte Bosseaux
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M2: Unit 2: Chapter 2 – Translations

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Chapter 2: Translation in Context

Translation: Original

Multatuli, Max Havelaar (1860)

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