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Introduction : the reception of Waterloo in the nineteenth century

Elke Brems, Jan Ceuppens, Francis Mus (UGent) and Tom Toremans

(2017) INTERFÉRENCES LITTÉRAIRES. 20. p.1-8
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A war of no common description : proceedings of the international conference on the translational reception of Waterloo in the 19th century

Francis Mus (UGent) , Elke Brems, Tom Toremans and Jan Ceuppens

(2017) INTERFÉRENCES LITTÉRAIRES. 20.
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Presentation : translating testimony

Anneleen Spiessens (UGent) and Tom Toremans

(2016) TÉMOIGNER. ENTRE HISTOIRE ET MÉMOIRE = GETUIGEN. TUSSEN GESCHIEDENIS EN GEDACHTENIS. p.48-55
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Traduire le témoignage = Translating testimony

Anneleen Spiessens (UGent) and Tom Toremans

(2016) TÉMOIGNER. ENTRE HISTOIRE ET MÉMOIRE = GETUIGEN. TUSSEN GESCHIEDENIS EN GEDACHTENIS.
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From Alexis to Scott and De Quincey : Walladmor and the irony of pseudotranslation

Brecht de Groote (UGent) and Tom Toremans

(2014) ESSAYS IN ROMANTICISM. 21(2). p.107-123

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