The use of special field bibliographies as a secondary source of information in translation history
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In the development process of translation studies, translation was first treated as a derivative of the source text, but later became a part of the culture and social processes. In the production process of philosophy as a special field close to literature but not literature, translations provide important data on today and previous periods and therefore their contribution to the history of translation is a subject that needs to be emphasized. The aim of this study is to examine the translation and publication activities in the field of philosophy as a non-literary special field based on the political and social events that took place in Turkey between 1960-1980 together with the copyright publications based on the bibliography of the field and to examine it in terms of its connection with the history of translation.
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Sevil Asuman Karakaya
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Sevil Asuman Karakaya (Doctorate thesis). The use of special field bibliographies as a secondary source of information in translation history, 2022, İstanbul University.
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