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,Choosing Childlessness: Familial and National Acts of Resistance in Preti Taneja’s , (2017), the unfolding of Indian society from the moment of insertion into the global capitalist system through the colonizing process to the present day when it is directly under the thumb of a market-driven neo-liberal regime of globalization” (xxvi). Preti Taneja’s 2017 adaptation of Shakespeare’s ., ent

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Jenny Bj?rklundend influences many industries, including translation and interpreting (T&I). In response to the new normal, this chapter provides an in-depth investigation of 18 selected case studies globally, analysing intensively how market pressures have affected curriculum content in T&I programmes. More speci

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Dovil? Kuzminskait? chapter, we compare illustrated children’s books that have been recently translated into either English or Chinese, asking how they construct children as global subjects. Content analysis of 78 translated books (48 in English, 30 in Chinese) reveals that children are constructed as neoliberal globa

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Anna Morero Beltrán,Elisabet Almeda SamaranchWith the aim of this volume being to advance this academic discourse with a specific focus on neoliberalism, this introductory chapter sets the stage for the discussion by first establishing the intersection between translation and neoliberalism as a fertile ground for continued scholarly exploratio

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Lina ?umskait?case of micro-cosmopolitanism and superdiversity with immigrants and temporary workers outnumbering the local Arabic-speaking Emiratis. Framed within a globalised, post-colonial and neoliberal context, this linguistic landscape (LL) study examines the (multi)lingual and translation practices in Duba

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Julie Rodgerstions and extent that translation and own-language use might have in these contexts. Language teaching and learning at different levels, as well as in different cultural and linguistic contexts, makes for great complexity; thus, this chapter primarily explores only those aspects that are relevant to

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