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Exotericising through Translation: Style and its Effects on Arabic Readers

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Exotericising through translation: Style and its Effects on Arabic Readers as discussed by the authors ) is a book about style and its effects on Arabic readers, which is translated from Arabic into English.
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Exotericising through Translation: Style and its Effects on Arabic Readers

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