Some of the important advances in humanistic knowledge in the last three decades have been the result of what Diana Bellessi so felicitously calls ef forts of alterity (qtd. in Masiello 14). As specialists in what my tide refers to as the traffic in meaning, literary scholars have appropriately taken on the task of defining and conceptualizing such efforts, as well as carrying them out. One result has been a renaissance of translation studies and the use of
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