Description
In the thirteenth century, the limits of translation and its employees were narrower than in the twelfth century for a number of reasons, says author Hassan Bahraoui: “One of the manifestations of translation in this century is the decline of the Latin language, which for a long time remained the language of the Church and a primary means of transmitting knowledge and scientific thought in Europe.”.
Book description
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Author's name: Hassan Bahraoui
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Number of pages: 313 pages
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The subject of the book: History of translation in the world
About the Author
Dr. Hassan Bahraoui is a Moroccan writer and critic, president of the Moroccan Writers Union, professor at Mohammed V University in Rabat, with a PhD in translation and comparative literature.
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