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Invisible agents in translation history: Censors and actors in performed drama of eighteenth-century England

Cristina MarinettiSchool of Modern Languages, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 263-281 | Published online: 16 Dec 2020

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Cristina Marinetti & Enza De Francisci. (2022) Introduction: translation and performance cultures. Translation Studies 15:3, pages 247-257.
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Cristina Marinetti. (2022) Doubly invisible: Anna Larpent, domestic censorship, and the translation of performance cultures in Georgian Britain. Translation Studies 15:3, pages 258-274.
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