Autotraducción: un caso particular. El caso de los textos médicos publicados en revistas científicas
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This study discusses self-translation in medical texts. I start the paper by approaching the concept of translation, self-translation and then I deal with self-translation in medical texts. I analyse the contrast denotation- connotation and the existing relations between connotation and self-translation.
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BALLIU, C. (2006). Autotraducción: un caso particular. El caso de los textos médicos publicados en revistas científicas. Hikma, 5(5), 29–35. https://doi.org/10.21071/hikma.v5i5.6682
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