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born-translated novel: a standalone construct

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fiction written for simultaneous publication in many languages, which builds translation into its form rather than receiving it afterward.

In comparative literature, born-translated novel refers to fiction written for simultaneous publication in many languages, which builds translation into its form rather than receiving it afterward. This meaning comes from Walkowitz (2015) in Born Translated.[1]

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References

Walkowitz, R. L. (2015). Born Translated. Columbia University Press. https://doi.org/10.7312/walk16594

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