POURMAZAHERI, Afsaneh; CHAVOSHIAN, Sharareh. Sensibility and rigor in translation: autonymy as an appellative solution. Comunicación y Hombre, [s.l.], n. 15, 2019. ISSN 1885-365X. Available at: https://comunicacionyhombre.com/en/article/sensibility-and-rigor-in-translation-autonymy-as-an-appellative-solution/ Date accessed: 24 Nov. 2024

POURMAZAHERI, Afsaneh and CHAVOSHIAN, Sharareh "Sensibility and rigor in translation: autonymy as an appellative solution" Comunicación y Hombre no. 15 (24 January 2019)

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Pourmazaheri, Afsaneh, andSharareh Chavoshian. "Sensibility and rigor in translation: autonymy as an appellative solution" Comunicación y Hombre, vol. 0, no. 15, 2019.

Pourmazaheri A, Chavoshian S. Sensibility and rigor in translation: autonymy as an appellative solution. Comunicación y Hombre [Online] (2019 Jan 24); 0(15).

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POURMAZAHERI, A & CHAVOSHIAN, S. (2019, January). Sensibility and rigor in translation: autonymy as an appellative solution. Comunicación y Hombre, 0(15), Recovered from https://comunicacionyhombre.com/en/article/sensibility-and-rigor-in-translation-autonymy-as-an-appellative-solution/