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Linguistic Spaces

Podcast dealing with the connection between language and cartography through the ages, 

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    Linguistic Spaces 2

    Second episode of Linguistic Spaces dealing with the connection between translation/language and cartography through the ages with specific focus in this episode on the famous epistolary dispute which took place in the 15th century between Alfonso de Cartagena and Leonardo Bruni on the “correct” way to approach translation. 

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    Linguistic Spaces I Intro

    Introduction to podcast dealing with the connection between language and cartography. 

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Podcast dealing with the connection between language and cartography through the ages,

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Podcast dealing with the connection between language and cartography through the ages, 

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