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Christianshavn Studies in Translation Studies
Astrid Bille
Aarhus University Press
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Case studies and scholarly framing come together in a clear account of Christianshavn Studies in Translation Studies. The mood stays quiet and observant. It begins in Denmark, in Danish.
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Genre
Academic & Cultural Studies
Published
2026
Language
Danish
Available in
German, Danish, English
ISBN
9781558905943
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First written in
Danish
Translation path
Danish → German
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2 releases in view · 2 titles with translation movement
Opened from Denmark in April 1991.
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Genre
Academic & Cultural Studies
English edition
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Original language
Danish
Available languages
German, Danish, English
ISBN
9781558905943
Publication date
March 3, 2026
Format
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Translation chain
3 editions across 3 languages. Solid lines are direct translations, dashed lines are indirect. Score bars reflect provenance confidence.
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| Language | Year | Title | Publisher | Translator | Path | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DADanish | 2026 | Source | ||||
| ENEnglish | 2026 | Direct | ||||
| DEGerman | 2026 | Direct |
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| Language | Status |
|---|---|
| English | Signed |
| German | Signed |
| Ukrainian | Unknown |
| French | Unknown |
| Spanish | Unknown |
| Italian | Unknown |
| Japanese | Unknown |
| Korean | Unknown |
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Holder: Aarhus University Press
Contact: Aarhus University Press
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Source: Nordic Translation Fund
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