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Sound cues in "Okno, el esclavo"

Sound cues in "Okno, el esclavo"

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Figure 1: Frequency of the phonemes [mi] and [me]in the ST This...
Figure 2: Frequency of term [no]
Figure 3: Frequency of terms expressing breaths (respir*, jadea*) in the ST
Figure 4: Combination of the sound cues contributing to the story's...
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Hermeneutics as a Route to Translating Auditory Aspects of Emotion in Silvina Ocampo’s Fictional Worlds: An Analysis of “Okno, el esclavo”
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Hermeneutical translation studies is increasingly interested in how interpretation works (Robinson 2020), and interpretation in the context of translation is inextricably linked to issues of understanding. As Hermans (2015) notes, the hermeneutic endeavour springs from a desire to understand, but the practice of gaining that understanding is an art...
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... A summary of the data on sound devices is illustrated in Table 1, and a breakdown of these cues by paragraph is featured in Table 2. ...