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Christianshavn Studies in Translation Studies
Aarhus University Press • Apr 18, 2026
Translator: Helen Carter
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Christianshavn Studies in Translation Studies is currently represented by 3 tracked editions. This list shows the other documented editions so language, publisher, translator, and route trust can be compared at a glance.
Christianshavn Studies in Translation Studies
Aarhus University Press • Apr 18, 2026
Translator: Helen Carter
Translated EN edition documented in the current catalog record.
Open editionChristianshavn Studies in Translation Studies
Aarhus University Press • Date not yet documented
Translator: Jonas Reuter
Translated DE edition documented in the current catalog record.
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