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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size ACKNOWLEDGMENT Portions of this article first appeared in Context 22 and are reprinted with permission from Dalkey Archive Press. Notes 1. Bargalló, “Participating in the Translation Debate,” 11. 2. Allen, “Translation, Globalization, and English,” 30. 3. “Evaluating Translations as Scholarship,” Modern Language Association, accessed June 7, 2012 www.mla.org/ec_guidelines_translation. 4. Allen, “Translation, Gobalization, and English,” 23. 5. Scholes, “Presidential Address 2004,” 724. 6. “European Master's in Translation,” European Union, accessed June 7, 2012. http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/translation/programmes/emt/index_en.htm. 7. See Gentzler, Translation and Identity in the Americas. 8. Riker, “Notes Regarding the Editing of Translated Literature,” 12. 9. Kennedy, “Gregory Rabassa on the Art of Translation,” 67.
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