A Sociological reading of the archaeology of translation and its social needs
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translation, archaeology, sociology, social need, distributionAbstract
This article takes a sociological approach to identify the process of translation from the beginning of its emergence outlining the most significant and influential stages throughout history in order to understand the effects of translation, explaining the most important anthropological factors that have made it an important stage in the development of peoples civilizations and the development of science and knowledge through various historical stages.
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- Abdul Halim Samed Hamdan,( 2012) The Role of Translation in Arab Thought, broadcast 10 August 2012, online at:
https://fares4translation.blogspot.com /2012/08/blog-post_5061.html [accessed 14.03.2025]
- Al-Qafti et al, Akhbar Tarikh alHakim, (1961), Composition and Translation Committee, Cairo, p 23.
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