More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles
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More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles
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More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles is a doctoral thesis[1].
Key Facts
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles authored a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles — author (P50): Valentina Ragni[2].
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles's instance of is recorded as a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles was published on January 1, 2016[4].
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles's sponsor is recorded as a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles — sponsor (P859): Arts and Humanities Research Council[5].
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles's work available at URL is recorded as http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/18144/[6].
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles's title is recorded as More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles[7].
- More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles's thesis submitted to is recorded as a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Leeds[8].
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More than meets the eye : a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles's instance of is recorded as a reception study on the effects of translation on noticing and memorisation of L2 reverse subtitles — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].