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A Work Without an Expiration Date: The Relevance of Translingual Practice a Quarter Century Later

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2020

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Heinrich, Ari

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Columbia University

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Rarely does a study remain a must-read in its field twenty-five years after its appearance. Lydia H. Liu's Translingual Practice (Stanford UP, 1995) is such a work, helping to shape several generations of scholars working on Chinese literature and history, translation studies, comparative literature, and more. Today, the book's theoretical leverage and its myriad of close readings are still as urgent as ever.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/280322

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ANU Research Publications

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Translingual Practice 25 Years: A Workshop in Celebration of the Work of Lydia H. Liu

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2099-12-31

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